Sentence examples for sometimes indirectly from inspiring English sources

Every quiz question points back to Kirkus, sometimes indirectly.

Bellamy's early essays and stories sometimes indirectly criticized conventional American attitudes.

They provided assistance to them, information support, financial and political support — sometimes directly and sometimes indirectly".

Nola Zirin, Emily Mason and Anne Raymond use natural phenomena as points of departure, sometimes overtly and sometimes indirectly.

It's even hard to explain how some of that stuff affected ordinary Americans (even though it did – ultimately, and sometimes indirectly).

…the act of attempting to acquire information such as usernames, passwords, and credit card details (and sometimes, indirectly, money) by masquerading as a trustworthy entity in an electronic communication.

She talked, as preachers sometimes do, indirectly about herself.

Skicentral includes listings of more than 8,000 sites that are related -- sometimes quite indirectly -- to skiing and ski resorts.

I'd like to use this blog occasionally to discuss food-related books: not so much recipe collections or chef autobiographies, though I don't rule those out, as books that celebrate the love of food in other ways, sometimes even indirectly.

Credit intermediaries can sometimes even indirectly access qualitative information about the company, catching the signalling of the industry in which the company operates (Banks and Sobel 1987; Brighi 2006).

Throughout Genisys, elements of those previous movies show up, often in their exact same form and sometimes more indirectly, and we see how time travel has created an entirely different chain of events that alter everything, even some of the most important events and concepts of the previous stories.