Sentence examples for indirectly expressed from inspiring English sources

This is also a world of feelings that, however small or indirectly expressed, are authentic and recognizable.

President Clinton indirectly expressed support for Mr. Gusinsky during his visit here last week by giving his sole interview to a radio station owned by Media-Most.

Younger fans, all those baby boomers who briefly celebrated sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll, had found their sport, one that indirectly expressed the way they wanted to live.

Since Ivy's emotions are, for the most part, muffled and indirectly expressed, the movie's title may seem ironic, even as it clearly refers to her medical condition.

Whereas a decrease in the rate of rotation of the drill pipe will cause the sensor to retract, that is, the drill pipe rotation rate may be indirectly expressed as a radial expansion of the sensor.

Anticipating a landmark verdict, the influential Group of Seven (G7) industrialized powers, Australia, and practically al relevant players in the region have either openly or indirectly expressed their support for the arbitration proceedings.

Nonetheless, people will be indirectly expressing a candidate choice when they pick a delegate.

When asked about the requirement that gay characters must repent or be shown in a negative light, Ms. Raja Azmi would only say that the characters "indirectly" express remorse.

Apart from qoosaa-taapaa, Borana women use folk songs to indirectly express their feelings about men's injustices or to react to unwise decision taken by the men-folk.

Relatedly, Maimonides' sensitivity to the effectiveness of indirectly expressing truths can help us see philosophical significance in his own use of metaphors and parables, as well as his allegorical interpretations of the Bible throughout the Guide.

Now Sigmund could become a Freudian -- an interpreter who showed how our actions and words indirectly express conflicts of desire.