Sentence examples for very indirect from inspiring English sources

"They were very indirect," he said.

"This connection is very indirect," he says, not entirely helpfully.

Todd's career has taken a very indirect route to Aberdeen.

Information literacy instruction itself can be very indirect, but effective.

"Today's artists expect art to contain some social or political comment, even if that's very indirect," said Mr Wilson.

If Russian intelligence wanted to leak the negative information about Trump that was included in Steele's reports, they chose a very indirect way to do so — and a very indirect way of getting Clinton involved in the effort.

And so you might think, with that very indirect causal chain, that this would be a crappy signal.

One damning — though very indirect — indictment of Brown came from a putative ally, Peter Franchot, the Democratic comptroller.

So in Katine's case, its donors do not just rely on periodical reports from Amref; in a very indirect way, they are present in the kitchen.

But Tawadros's statements represent a significant departure from Shenouda's more recent behaviour, when the erstwhile pope made his feelings known through very indirect means.

The Fed does not have the power to lower demand for oil in the developing nations, except in a very indirect way.