Sentence examples for speaking direct from inspiring English sources

Strictly speaking, direct comparison of the reported performances of these VS tools is inappropriate because of the differences in the type, composition and diversity of compounds screened, and in the molecular descriptors, VS tools and their parameters used.

No one wants to reveal too much about themselves by speaking direct, so everything is alluded to in half-cooked semiotics that only make sense to insiders.

Speaking direct to camera, as he edits and re-edits movie footage – other people's footage and his own – Welles presents the remarkable story of the notorious art forger Elmyr de Hory, who was living in some style in Ibiza, and whose biography was being written by the American author and journalist Clifford Irving.

He speaks direct to camera, as if confiding in us.

We can't get online quotes and have to speak direct to a company.

Scientists have always spoken to each other, of course, but these networks mean they can speak direct to everyone else, too.

And the 2005 act had removed the lord chief justice's right to speak direct to legislators during debates in the House of Lords.

She speaks direct to the reader about what it's like to have to reinvent yourself in a new language, culture, home and school.

Van Gaal suggested Scholes, who made the comments on BBC Radio Manchester, should speak direct to Ryan Giggs, his former team-mate and the Dutchman's assistant, or to Ed Woodward, the club's executive vice-chairman.

The old model was you used to sell product for other people… you were selling stuff for others… as the platforms evolved where talent could speak direct to consumers you realized you could sell your own things and build your own brands and really have the direct relationship".

Thomas Garrett once said of her, "I never met with any person of any color who had more confidence in the voice of God, as spoken direct to her soul".