| There was nothing apologetic in this man, no indirectness in his method of attack. |
| These beliefs with their correlative ceremonies have a further resemblance to play in the indirectness of their utility. |
| There are varying degrees of directness and indirectness concerning a teacher's intervention, yet the intended purpose of changing behavior is the same. |
| The indirectness of memory, in contrast to the directness of retention, however, remains somewhat obscure. |
| A forger would not thus, by the indirectness of his claim, have deprived himself of the benefits of his forgery. |
| Full explanations do not remove from some important transactions in his political life an impression of indirectness. |
