Sentence examples for making any direct from inspiring English sources

Most musicians are wary of making any direct link between the two.

For one thing, it bars them from making any direct claim about the health benefits of their product.

The writer also includes her own version of Kafka's letters to his father, without making any direct reference to that writer.

Although Lee has met Lenny Henry to hear his views on the lack of diversity in UK broadcasting, she refrains from making any direct criticism of the industry.

On Monday, Mr. Clementi's parents, Joseph and Jane, sat expressionless in the back row of the courtroom, and later Joseph Clementi read a brief statement to reporters, without making any direct reference to Mr. Ravi.

Madeleine Albright, the former US secretary of state and Obama campaign fundraiser, observed 18 months ago that "fragmentation does not help" the US and the EU, but serving US diplomats, including the US ambassador to London, Matthew Barzun, have studiously avoided making any direct comment on the issue.

The Pope has still to make any direct comment on the of scandals in continental Europe.

He did not, to be sure, make any direct racist appeals.

Mr. Cain did not make any direct statement about the sexual harassment allegations that have dogged him this week.

The book does not make any direct allegations but Fletcher says Heginbotham's history with fires warranted further investigation.

Mr. Gupta, 63, a former head of the consulting firm McKinsey & Company, did not make any direct profits on the trades in question.