Sentence examples for more direct comment from inspiring English sources
We have reached out to Google for more direct comment, as well as to Olswang, and will update this post as we learn more.
China's U.S. ambassador, Zhou Wenzhong, was more direct in comments to the Washington Post.
Record company Roadrunner Records hesitated the band's decision to open the album with a ten and a half minute song ("Clenching the Fists of Dissent"), and asked the band questions similar to "Are you sure you don't want to get into something a little more direct?" The band disregarded the comment and believed the song set the tone musically for the remainder of the album.
Timing of birth was the area of most inconsistency and confusion with more than 20 direct comments about this issue.
Democrats have interpreted such comments and more direct statements from House leaders to mean that Republicans will insist on steep spending cuts as the price for keeping the government operating.
The governor made a controversial intervention in the run-up to the spring budget, suggesting the chancellor had little room to afford a fresh fiscal stimulus; but today's latest comments were a more direct repudiation of government policy.
Rick Tyler, a spokesperson for Republican presidential hopeful Ted Cruz, was more direct, warning that Mr Bush's comments could brand the former Florida governor with the same "out of touch" label that dogged 2012 Republican nominee Mitt Romney.
Gate's comments in the interview suggest that he favours more direct, interventionist action.
offered a more direct answer than his colleagues when asked about the president's comments. .
The highest number of comments for any one theme related to 'asking more, and more direct questions' during 'risk assessment' (25%).
