Sentence examples for will speak directly from inspiring English sources

"He will speak directly to the voters".

If a driver does not respond to warnings, Volvo's on call support service will speak directly to the driver.

Marvel said in a statement on its website that it hopes female Thor will "speak directly to an audience that long was not the target for superhero comic books in America: women and girls".

The research presented will speak directly to the questions the whole world is asking at this moment". This strikes me as exactly the moment when the work of economic historians is of greatest importance.

Within the next two weeks we will be sending to each of more than two hundred foreign posts a video prepared with the help of David Puttnam in which I will speak directly to them of our new goals and our new direction.

May, who will speak directly before European commission president Jean-Claude Juncker, is widely expected to say the UK would like to remain a member of Europol, the EU's law enforcement agency, and the European arrest warrant, but both are currently policed by the European court of justice.

As probably the nation's top leader in business, I'll be free to do what Obama, Hillary, and George W. Bush could not, OK? I'll speak directly to you--the American people--on a regular basis.

Her family will not speak directly about what has happened, but, standing at the graveside, she suddenly realizes the truth.

They will also speak directly to teachers and pupils to see how incidents of poor behaviour are addressed.

To that end, New Muslim Cool will certainly speak directly to the heart of hip-hop audiences.

Many parents state they will not speak directly to their children's other parent, "only through texting or e-mail". I often hear, "We can't communicate". This is not acceptable.