Sentence examples for more direct form from inspiring English sources

Will they try an even more direct form of diplomacy: greeting each other in person?

The tightly-contested rural landscapes of Asia have seen a more direct form of conflict between humans and elephants.

In doing so, you fleshed out the idea and engaged in a more direct form of sensemaking.

A Gesualdo madrigal is heard in a skewed harmonization near the end of the first movement, and again in a more direct form in the finale.

IF IT was a sunny day for Republicans, it was a greyer one for American exponents of a more direct form of democracy, the referendum system.

Knowing that his opinions would be unpublishable in a more direct form, Hawthorne deftly uses humor – ironic, irreverent and inimitable – to make his case against the war.

More direct forms of cost control become an overwhelming priority.

An elected second chamber and true proportional representation would be a start, but we need more direct forms of democracy.

But major questions remain as to whether the EU is an 'adequate' replacement for more direct forms of democracy.

What I do know is that technology can create more direct forms of democracy in which citizens are more deeply involved.

"The vast majority of issues are resolved by negotiation, a small percentage require more direct forms of intervention including punishment shootings and expulsions," they said.