It's a metaphor in degrees that addresses first and third world migration as well and a graffiti-covered touchstone that indirectly speaks to the refugee crises affecting war-torn Syria and much of Europe.
Speaking at F.E. Warren after touring the missile site in Nebraska, Hagel did not refer to the suspended officers in Montana, and he only indirectly spoke to the morale issues in the force, praising the troops for their work and telling them the American people were counting on them.
In their guide to Carey's albums, Rolling Stone stated that "Close My Eyes," along with "Butterfly" and "Breakdown," were songs which indirectly spoke about her "pending extraction from the tentacles" of Mottola, who exercised his power over her as the head of Sony, the label to which Carey was signed.
We will learn to speak indirectly, to read different kinds of silence.
The research found that women were four times more likely than men to be self-deprecating, use humour and speak indirectly or apologetically when broaching difficult subjects with board members in order to avoid conflict.
Since it involves hospitals, schools and other public institutions, motherhood kind of forced the community out into the open, although the Berner-Kadishes say that many of their friends still speak indirectly about "our situation".
Although, to our knowledge, there are no studies that directly address the relationship between self-referential processing and speed of visuo-spatial perspective-taking, there are some bodies of research that speak indirectly to this idea.
It is better to speak indirectly about the costs involved of raising children and to let your spouse reach his or her own conclusions.
Beyond tax shelters The Panama Papers speak only indirectly to core aspects of today's global corruption challenge, which is neither about Panama nor taxes.
