Sentence examples for more directly at from inspiring English sources

Those criticisms are aimed more directly at Mr. Wald.

But in pointing the finger elsewhere, Ferris points the finger ever more directly at himself.

"We have to aim our engineering more directly at politics now," he said.

Rather, they are intended to contribute to a reliable conceptual foundation for research and tool development that may aim more directly at supporting design practice.

They cited a desire to spend their promotional dollars at events that they say are aimed more directly at their customers.

The Incredibles is pitched more directly at kids than, say, Dreamworks' Shrek, which offered a bigger portion of smart, adult- orientated dialogue.

Shapiro wants to build on her success by aiming the series more directly at the kind of viewer who admires such challenging shows as "Girls" and "Transparent".

That evening, we decided to leave Hawthorne's novel behind and search him out more directly at his residence at 68 Piazza Poli.

An article in Le Parisien newspaper the same day pointed the finger more directly at the "dozens of migrants" in the area.

"21st Century Breakdown" lashes out even more directly, both at outward targets and at inner demons.

The muscle beds, subcutaneous tissue, and even skin have been advocated as sites at which perfusion may be more directly measured at the tissue level.