Sentence examples for stated directly from inspiring English sources
The phrase "stated directly" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you want to signify that something is being said in a very clear and direct way. For example, "The President stated directly that taxes will not be raised this year."
In fact, several prospects stated directly that they expected significant price cuts for becoming early users.
Although the real cause was ambiguous and never stated directly, Youssef cited fear for his personal safety and his family's safety as strong reasons for him to stop.
Here we are, three decades after Ronald Reagan's ascendancy, and there is still the racially-charged language of "the welfare queen", except today it's stated directly by Newt Gingrich that blacks want food stamps rather than a job.
This position, stated directly after 9/11, is in stark contrast to some of the positions that he has taken today, where he has justified the permissibility of attacking civilian targets.
While in most of the literature the axiom of locality is not stated directly, it is very often implied by other assumptions.
Fifa did repay more than £1.6m to the creditors of ISL in 2004, although it has never been stated directly that this money was connected to Havelange and Teixeira.
These countries often state directly why they have acted.
But Trump has routinely gone a step further by stating directly that Obama is sympathetic to terrorists.
Artists had to drop subtle hints while not stating directly a character's orientation.
Storytellers subsequently had to drop subtle hints while not stating directly a character's orientation.
However, women were not asked to state directly, whether they had RVVC or not.
