indirection in a sentence

• But lyrics from the song take refuge in allusion and indirection:
• It does by indirection what lawyers are prevented from doing directly.
• Q . Which led to more indirection on the show.
• Her best-known bete noire is something called indirection.
• She's Henry James, using understatement, nuance, indirection.
• There are moments of self-mockery, phrased with comic indirection.
• The conceptual view provides a level of indirection between internal and external.
• The result : electricity by indirection, which the scholars say is permitted.
• O'Brian's narrative style is built on indirection and reserve.
• Washington usually makes policy with generous helpings of indirection.
• It's difficult to see indirection in a sentence .
• Now, for the criticism, which was implied _ dissing by indirection.
• Southern indirection baffles people who prize assertiveness over modesty.
• The Lady Next Door was a master of indirection.
• But the bigger difference has to do with a clever piece of indirection.
• Bonnard, a master of indirection, was a lifelong disciple of Mallarme.
• Rather, Settle is interested in the way one understands truth by indirection.
• Dickinson filtered her life through her art, which is one of indirection.
• So the plan is to achieve the same result by stealth and indirection.
• There it was again _ trying to instruct by indirection . "'
• You can use this indirection to access subdirectories too.