Sentence examples for indirectly puts from inspiring English sources
Katharina Thalmann Germersheim, Germany, July 26 , 2008 To the Editor: Susan Neiman indirectly puts her finger on the problem with Americans (perhaps especially the American news media) and Senator Barack Obama: we lack a dose of healthy skepticism.
Beloved, a tourist attraction and crucial linchpin in the fabric of that neighborhood, it's not glorious architecture, truth be told, with the addition of a 1980s facade that indirectly puts postmodernism on the agenda.
Interestingly, Macey also indirectly puts Fanon in textual context by constantly referring to his works throughout his biographical portrait.
The Kuhnian perspective is a useful method for this investigation, because while Kuhn examines the "paradigm" concept for analyzing the history of science, he indirectly puts forward the necessities of being a scientific discipline (Barca 2005).
It was my mom who indirectly put me on to boxing.
In other words, by design, sanctions target society at large in order to indirectly put pressure on the regime.
It is a generation that is directly and indirectly putting pressure on the government because its expectations are high".
Allowing questions about prior convictions 'would indirectly put the man upon his trial for the whole of his past life.' Id., p. 203.
It was the Yankees who indirectly put the Cardinals in this uncomfortable and potentially ruinous position when they handed Rodriguez the richest contract in baseball history: $275 million (and incentives) over 10 years when he was 32.
The US has taken a much more cautious tack with Obama warning on Wednesday night that the world should be "on guard" about indirectly "putting arms in the hands of folks who would do Americans harm".
And, you know, one of the things that we have to be on guard about, particularly when we start talking about arming opposition figures, is that we're not indirectly putting arms in the hands of folks who would do Americans harm, or do Israelis harm, or otherwise engage in -- in actions that are detrimental to our national security.
