Sentence examples for not very direct from inspiring English sources

[But] even though it is not very direct stylistically, I think its implications are very direct".

Very high-tech, but not very direct.

It has a problem in that the route is slow and not very direct; for years it was invisible, short of marketing and lacking a regular interval timetable.

Unlike adults, children's explanations about barriers to treatment adherence were in short segments, sometimes not very direct but useful.

(2) "Direct Rehabilitation" If the shallow subsidence areas are not water-logged and the ground-water level (GWL) is also not very high, direct rehabilitation of subsided land may be possible through regrading with or without terracing to support drainage and minimize soil erosion.

However, the downside of using the textbook is that (i) you don't have those special connections that come with good notes and (ii) the textbook isn't usually very direct but is teaching the basics while you often need projections/variations of those.

"The moral of the story is, had we not been very directed we would have lost [the competition] and wasted our time," growls Parametric Chief Executive Steven Walske.

Hytner said his record was "irrelevant", adding: "There are all sorts of things I have never directed because I am not very good at directing that kind of thing".

When I put this to Hytner, he said he believed his own record was "irrelevant: there are all sorts of things I have never directed because I am not very good at directing that kind of thing".

Though meta-analyses are not very encouraging for direct effects of these adjuncts [ 14], we found that chondroitin sulphate might be associated with less use of analgesics or NSAIDs [ 15].

Some never make any progress; some don't like the very direct feedback I am prone to give; some presumably just forget to follow up.