“Being deceptive and manipulative, he relied on indirection to achieve his hidden agenda.”

“He conveys these moral tastes to the reader less by means of argument than by ironic indirection or aesthetic intimation.”

“A sly and sophisticated writer, he could always get around the code of silence with indirection.”

“This is due to the virtualised structure of the memory address space, in which 4-kilobytes pages are only accessible through several indirections pointers.”

“This is a more straightforward memorial tribute to Wolf, measured, even stately, without the elaborate, quick-cut indirections of the earlier piece.”

“In that collection and the books that came afterward, her forms relaxed, her voice gained a new, often furious register, and her societal concerns became specific, rather than blurred by the indirections of the period style.”