Sentence examples for information straight from inspiring English sources

It was idiosyncratic, specialised information straight from the locals' mouths.

"Just giving them the information straight, they're not going to change," she said.

I prefer people who are transparent and just give me the information straight.

Dureau's coach, Laurent Frayssinous, had been unable to give much information straight after the match.

And all along he was handing information straight back into the hands of the Russians.

He was to hint that he had gleaned his information straight from the horse's mouth, so to speak.

Greenaway would attribute this to the philistinism of his audience, to the fact that we are conditioned to process information in straight lines only.

"Don't Sleep!" arrives in the thick of election season, a mélange of information and straight talk, with only a few labored punch lines strewn about.

Indeed, much of the paper's information comes straight from disgruntled "deep throats" within the army.Such leaks have dented the army's image and fuelled debate over a possible rift within the high command.

"The following information comes straight from Pew Research, quote: 'approximately 24 million people, one of every eight, voter registrations in the United States are no longer valid or significantly inaccurate.'" – 17 October, Green Bay, Wisconsin Trump is quoting a study about voter registration, not about actual voting practice, as he misleadingly suggests.

My sense is that water itself is irresistible, water and rocks even more so, and that the flood of sensation at a waterfall awakens every sense in exactly the opposite way that digital information drills straight into a neurological hard drive.