Sentence examples for the most indirect from inspiring English sources

But often the most eloquent response is the most indirect.

So the novel's opening section, "The Drowned City", is the most indirect.

4. Whatever kind of barbecue you have, set it up for the most indirect heat you can manage.

The 75-percent requirement is related to the protection of privacy only in the most indirect of ways.

Film stars, offering themselves as screens on to which audiences can project their fantasies, cannot expect to control the process, except in the most indirect way.

In my experience, some of the most eloquent writing on both artistic practice and the history of art is also the most indirect – an example being the oral biography of Warhol "superstar" Edie Sedgwick, listed below.

A fiscal reform ensued, with the creation of a poll tax (calculated per family), the elimination of most indirect taxes, annual state budgets (approved by the Assemblies) and the introduction of a civil list in place of the hospodars personal treasuries.

We demonstrate that under a realistic rate of recombination for human mtDNA, the performance of most indirect tests is reduced at least twofold when population growth and mutation rate heterogeneity are considered compared with a scenario when these factors are absent.

Second, investigate the relationships between water use and the economic sectors as well as the intersectoral water relationships, and find out the most direct and indirect water consumers.

But the evidence of a definitive conception of the good life remains at most indirect at this early stage.

But perhaps the most persuasive indirect evidence concerns leaders' deeper motivations.