Sentence examples for saying directly from inspiring English sources
The ICG, he believes, should be saying directly to governments: "OK, that is the rhetorical approach you have been adopting.
He avoided saying directly that Taiwan was independent of the mainland, a phrasing that would upset officials in Beijing.
In an interview yesterday, Mr. Pittman was careful to avoid saying directly that he had been made a scapegoat.
An adviser talks of the need to avoid a disastrous "split-screen" moment, when television can show the same politician saying directly opposed things at different times.
She tries to carry on but finally gives in to her frustration, saying directly to the audience: I can't invent any words for this play, and I'm glad I can't.
If I had had the opportunity, I would have got those guys, dragged them into the paddock and asked them to explain themselves and say the things they were apparently saying directly to Lewis".
than, say, directly to Italy.
The ads don't say directly.
"Know this," she says directly to the camera.
"It's something he said directly to the Asian men.
During the proceedings, not much was said directly about Thomas Kolman.
