Sentence examples for more directly that from inspiring English sources

Thomas Matteo, the official Staten Island historian and a Molinaro appointee, dismissed the scientific consensus on humankind's role in climate change even more directly: "That's total bullshit".

It's when the show tackles its big subjects more directly that it gets into trouble.

Mr. Putin says somewhat elliptically (and his ambassadors tell Western leaders more directly) that Russia can live with it.

The Sarajevo textbook says that Princip's group, Young Bosnia, was "supported by secret organisations from Serbia", while the Bihac textbook states more directly that the plotters were "supported by Serbia".

Unless and until that becomes the case — more directly, that men and our elected officials make meaningful equality for women a political priority of theirs — we will continue to live in a political and social culture that profits from the sexual degradation of women.

The risk from the passing off of inexperienced staff as more experienced is both that trust in nurse registration is damaged and, more directly, that less able, less qualified personnel can end up looking after complicatedly unwell patients, whose condition requires more expert monitoring.

During the past year, North Korea strongly hinted that the rods were being reprocessed, and on Oct. 2 the regime announced, more directly than before, that the reprocessing was under way and that its "nuclear deterrent force" was being expanded.

Other kinds of scans that looked more directly at brain function, however, suggested that important neural circuits remained intact, if underactive.

Pawlenty says that "it's disappointing that Governor Perry and others didn't denounce those comments more directly," and that Mitt is a good guy with a nice family and Pawlenty is happy to stand behind.

Vivendi's deal fits more directly in that category.

Amazon wants to now insert itself more directly into that action.