Sentence examples for more direct when from inspiring English sources

At least the guys in the HBO series "Oz" are more direct when they're checking one another out.

Ironically, the dust grains within fallen meteorites provides only indirect information even though we can touch those rocks, whereas that information is more direct when analyzing infrared radiation emitted by the dust particles themselves that are far out of reach.

Since then, Mr. Rumsfeld has been asked so many times about the man he considers the ultimate "dead ender," he now answers with a grin, "How many times do I have to go back to the chicken coop?" The secretary is more direct when asked whether he wants Mr. bin Laden, the mastermind of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, dead.

As a shy woman, I've never asked anyone out, except for invitations dropped subtly into conversation such as: "Hey, Jackson Elementary is putting on 'Antigone' on Friday at 7 30, and I happen to be free". I'd have to be more direct when I asked myself on a first date.

Her father Richard was even more direct when his book "Black and White: The Way I See It" was published last year.

Alternatively, physicians treating patients with higher HbA1c levels may be more direct when addressing self-care due to the severity of their patients' glycemia.

We'll get more direct traffic when people don't get the expected search result when using Google," said The Pirate Bay in a blog post.

"It's a much more direct message when I actually feel the earthquake".

Curiously, Mr Sharon played a more direct hand when they lost their home a second time.

England became more direct only when a raft of replacements were brought on – coaches intervening rather than players.

And Yonkers got a more direct competitor when the Meadowlands opened in 1976, with a larger track and newer facilities.