Sentence examples for was direct in from inspiring English sources

But before doing so, he was direct in his critique of Western foreign policy.

"I was direct in stating American concerns about the missile threat, nuclear weapons-related activity," Dr. Albright said.

Pérez, who did not name the newspaper once, appeared angry and was direct in confronting the story, accusing some in the media of seeking to destabilise the club.

Mr. Obama was direct in an interview with the CBS News program "60 Minutes," to be broadcast Sunday, according to a transcript released by the network.

Wenger was direct in his criticism of the Arsenal players who had failed to win again, for the fourth league game in a row.

Bret Boone, the second baseman for the Mariners, was direct in a conversation with Aaron after Game 6. Aaron was 2 for 16 in the series, and Bret told him he stunk.

The fourth telescope, the Deep Survey/Spectrometer Telescope, was directed in an anti-Sun direction.

The call came in the middle of rehearsals for a play David was directing in New York.

The second trend in non-German Hegelianism was directed, in Italy and in England, to problems of logic and metaphysics.

The film was directed in Berlin by Joseph von Sternberg, the Hollywood aristocrat born into a working-class Jewish family in Vienna.

It was directed in 1983 by Trevor Nunn, not in 1984 by Terry Hands (the director of the current "Macbeth").