Sentence examples for make no direct from inspiring English sources

Though much of the show focuses on African-American themes, there are paintings in the show that make no direct reference to the black experience in America.

"I don't think this is something to be triumphalist about," the Liberal Democrat leader tells the Guardian, before making clear he will make no direct criticism of Tory MPs.

Writing in the Guardian, Clegg's close aide David Laws and the Lib Dem president, Tim Farron – representing left and right in the party – make no direct reference to the 50p tax cut negotiations, but set two tests for the party's approach to taxing the wealthy in the budget.

Some other veterans who were there have said they do not recall Mr. Kerry being present when the proposal was voted on, and the heavily edited F.B.I. files released here appear to make no direct mention of the assassination idea, except to note reports of "drastically increased militant posture of V.V.A.W. of considerable concern to internal security interests of U.S".

That would, after all, remove one of the progrmme's key advantages, that internal market decisions make no direct call on the Community budget.Another question that the EEC will have to face well before 1992 is what kind of competition policy should accompany the creation of an internal market.

They are formulated on the standard first order language of Zermelo-Fraenkel set theory and make no direct use of inherently constructive ideas.

He made no direct threat to the president.

Notably, it made no direct mention of the shutdown.

She made no direct mention of the conflict with farmers.

The statement made no direct reference to the LGBT community.

The inquiry made no direct criticism of him, and the offending ministers have gone.