Sentence examples for was indirectly from inspiring English sources
adverb
In an indirect manner.
But he was indirectly the spark that set Motown ablaze.
That judgement was indirectly confirmed by his wife Marie.
However, the U.S. government was indirectly responsible for much of this turnaround.
My first personal contact with Mandela was indirectly, through my father-in-law, Walter Sisulu.
She did, however, say sorry: "My most sincere apologies to anyone who was indirectly offended by my foul language".
Isserman and Weaver point out that the British ascent of Everest was indirectly made possible by none other than Mao.
Jesenia Pizarro, an assistant professor of criminology at Michigan State University, said crime was indirectly linked to the economy.
In a recent court filing, Bavetta was indirectly labeled a "company man" by Tim Donaghy, the disgraced former referee.
So the researchers concluded that the earthquake was indirectly responsible for the epidemic.
"They said I was indirectly mentioned in an anonymous letter," Mr. Tenenbaum said.
This was indirectly confirmed by the founder of localgiving.com, Marcelle Speller, in a BBC interview.
