Sentence examples for often directly from inspiring English sources

But their accounts often directly conflicted with Trump's.

They often directly or indirectly encourage youngsters to play only one sport.

For hourly workers, benefits are often directly linked to hours worked.

Protest is often directed at an unsympathetic audience and will often directly cause offence.

Of course, the reluctance to appear ambitious in politics is often directly proportional to actual ambition.

Innocent civilians are often directly targeted by the military for their "suspicious behavior".

(The beneficial effects are greater still in Manhattan, where one building often directly abuts another).

Double-headed drums were often directly cord-tensioned (i.e., through holes in the skin).

Mr. West mostly remained earnest and defiant, speaking often directly to the crowd.

The success of his ventures was often directly attributable to her services.

The commercial photographs don't necessarily, or at least not obviously and not often directly, sell clothes or even lifestyles.