Sentence examples for simply and direct from inspiring English sources

He's learned that he can say more when he writes more simply and direct.

When he attempted suicide – with insulin – in 2004, his note was simply and direct: "Please don't let them open my eyes".

Scott Fenwick, Editor, On the Fire, Chicago: How many times can a team disappoint its fans in one season, let alone one month, before the latter simply throw up their hands and direct their attention to other matters?

For your minion to attack the opponent, simply click on that minion and direct its attack to its target, may it be to an enemy minion or directly to the enemy hero.

In the current production, which is simply and knowledgeably directed by Fugard himself, the humor is taken to terrifying heights; the brothers are bound together by a few grim jokes, chief among them Zachariah's quest for a woman.

Results indicate that simply and volitionally directing attention toward or away from emotional content correspondingly modulates amygdala and ACC activity.

The ball's spinning wildly in the air, but Mendes doesn't panic, simply shifting feet and directing a clever shot into the bottom right.

These eight and a half songs (the ninth is a reprise) were demoed in Cohen's home studio; they are most often simply structured and direct.

Many of the stars and presenters wore lapel ribbons and asked viewers to remember to make donations to Haiti relief, but Nicole Kidman handled it first and best, quickly and simply directing viewers to a Web site for donations and to a multi-network telethon George Clooney is organizing for Friday.

Therefore the 'Advice for Airport Managers' poster simply summarises likely impacts and directs airport managers towards national and global planning and response resources, such as the International Civil Aviation Organisation ICAOO) reference guides.

Microarrays will also eliminate the most time consuming and expensive component of a future candidate gene study, and will simply direct our genetic focus to potential and differentially expressed candidate genes.