Sentence examples for Perfectly straightforward from inspiring English sources

Perfectly straightforward.

"Perfectly straightforward, sensible, easy, New York," is how Richard Wald, a professor at Columbia Journalism School, described his appeal.

Perfectly straightforward, rather than surreal, it stars Benedict Cumberbatch, but the hero is the writer, John Finnemore, who I think we are going to hear a great deal more about.

"Nudity is perfectly straightforward," said Hardaker.

Tom Stoppard expressed the view that "It's perfectly straightforward.

Economic history is history and is never perfectly straightforward.

Just a few of many recent examples: 4/25: antisettlement advocates 3/22: the anti-abortion advocate 2/14: anti-sweatshop advocates 2/12: an anti-pornography advocate As Mark notes, there's a perfectly good, straightforward word for people who oppose Israeli settlements, abortion, sweatshops and pornography: "opponents".

This is the straightforward, perfectly understandable competition to be first.

The connection between Shakespeare and the Buenos Aires bohemians is, on one level, perfectly literal and straightforward.

"We're losing time with all this distrust with what is a perfectly normal and straightforward agreement," Congressman Semeghini lamented.

Frank Miller's story of Batman's early days, Batman: Year One, works perfectly as a straightforward police corruption thriller, and Miller's story of Bruce Wayne's latter years The Dark Knight Returns is a dystopian cyberpunk cold war nightmare in which the author has effectively allowed his imagination to run riot.