Sentence examples for slightly more direct from inspiring English sources

Or perhaps the slightly more direct, "Please release the doors so that the train can leave the station".

O'Neill's immediate predecessors, Robert Rubin and Lawrence Summers, took a slightly more direct approach but still stopped well short of saying anything worth discussing.

"We decided to be slightly more direct and play into them, and obviously it worked because they scored a goal apiece and created several more opportunities," he added.

She's no more given to a big gesture than Twigs is, but her singing is slightly more direct, and she has no problem letting her collaborators — producers like Kingdom and Bok Bok — lay a solid beat behind her.

Striker Fernando Torres says Chelsea's slightly more direct approach is behind his return to form.

Rep. Pat Meehan, R-Pa., took a slightly more direct approach.

That's true in overall dollars, but George W. Bush's administrations had slightly more spending directed toward treatment and prevention as a share of the overall Drug War.

The Walled Nursery in Kent on the other hand have plumped for a slightly slower but more direct option.

In the second half, they changed it slightly and went more direct.

The Paperwhite's light is more consistent over the whole screen, with no bright edges; while the GlowLight is a slightly brighter and more direct lights.

In contrast, a more casual way of speaking (e.g., use of slang, bluntness) is appropriate for close peers, and such speech is, in turn, slightly more casual and direct when speaking to younger individuals.