Sentence examples for more direct statements from inspiring English sources

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 exhibition also includes art that makes more direct statements about the current presidential elections.

It is possible that some journal articles are worded over-cautiously, and in these cases stronger or more direct statements in press releases might be justifiable (although our results showed that they are rarely explicitly justified in press releases, see supplementary section SI10).

Updated with more direct statement from Intel.

While the video itself doesn't have a clear message, the YouTube uploader, called WGU 18G, draws out a numerological timeline of the KLF's history in an accompanying note, making a slightly more direct statement.

While, at times, his creations chime with Oiticica's socially engaged abstractions, they also often make more direct political statements.

Attempting to draw Daw Aung San Suu Kyi into having to issue more direct support statements for the Rohingya, the dubious Thein Sein and his allies are trying to tap into pre-existing prejudice by the Burman/Bamar majority against non-Buddhist/non-Burman Burmese (particularly against the Rohingya) to turn the tide against the NLD.

But they said Mr. Bush had missed an opportunity by not making a more direct public statement of the need for Mr. Mbeki to change his approach.

For younger kids, a shorter, more direct reflection statement is more helpful.

More's most direct statements on the cultural issue of the age occur in four letters which he wrote between 1515 and 1519 to Martin Dorp, to Oxford, to Edward Lee and "to a monk" (all now in CWM 15).

But his words at a White House news conference were notably more direct than previous statements.