Sentence examples for unusually direct from inspiring English sources

Mr. Andriessen's "Zilver," which opened the program, was unusually direct.

He has, in recent days, expressed unusually direct concerns about Europe's management of the crisis.

For he asks some unusually direct questions: can you have the same Europe with different people?

Darya, who excelled in English, had an unusually direct manner, her friends said.

Their unembellished urgency conveys Monet's obsession with his subject in unusually direct terms.

Foreign journalists have also faced unusually direct harassment from security officials.

And since Tomlinson is never less than dramatically aware, the reward was an unusually direct Lieder experience.

And in the past, Will has been unusually direct in defining the stakes in our battles over the role of the courts.

The polar crust is unusually thin, and the new eruptions may allow unusually direct sampling of mantle rock -- a holy grail of science.

The devotional nature of "Nativité" is unusually direct and palpable: its hourlong span conveys the haze of incense smoke and radiates the play of light through stained glass.

It was also an unusually direct engagement with race, a critical and unresolved issue in Cuban society that the revolution was supposed to have erased.