Sentence examples for most indirect from inspiring English sources

But often the most eloquent response is the most indirect.

So the novel's opening section, "The Drowned City", is the most indirect.

Film stars, offering themselves as screens on to which audiences can project their fantasies, cannot expect to control the process, except in the most indirect way.

In my experience, some of the most eloquent writing on both artistic practice and the history of art is also the most indirect – an example being the oral biography of Warhol "superstar" Edie Sedgwick, listed below.

But of the many routes that modern-day seducers can take to their victims' heads, Mr. Greene says that perhaps the most direct (that is, the most indirect) is through the nose.

The most indirect impact of all is coming through the global buildup of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases, which are altering the climate and ocean chemistry with long-lasting repercussions.

But perhaps the most persuasive indirect evidence concerns leaders' deeper motivations.

Some of these services are planned, but most are indirect, unmanaged, and unvalued (Swinton et al., [2007]).

The most sensitive indirect assay based on the antibody MVK39 showed a high dynamic range providing a linear readout in the range of 0.01 0.2 μg L−1.

The objective of using the flange plate connection as one of the most popular indirect connections to the built-up box column is to avoid using long plates.

Most early indirect realists (e.g., Moore 1903, 1939; Russell 1912; Price 1950) thought of these intermediaries as phenomenal or mental particulars, typically called sense-data.