Sentence examples for most directly to from inspiring English sources

This question is the aspect of "The Two Cultures" that speaks most directly to us today.

They're just in every facet of the climate prognosis that relates most directly to people, unfortunately.

Of the three, it spoke most directly to the events of New Year's Eve.

The Papercuts, from San Francisco, reach back most directly to the 1960s.

As historical sources, these chronicles pertain most directly to the context of their composition.

Music With Changing Parts, from 1970, looks forward most directly to Music in 12 Parts.

War teaches its lessons most directly to people who are in it.

It refers most directly to a shipping container that carried beetles that infested Halifax's Point Pleasant Park in 2000.

But it is the section of close-up portraits labeled "Immortal Heads" that speaks most directly to us today.

He opposes abortion in most cases, and said the Republican Party speaks most directly to his values.

But he appealed most directly to the assembled lawmakers, calling on them to put "people ahead of politics".