Sentence examples for a more straightforward description from inspiring English sources

On November 25, Jarrard announced the game had been retitled to Halo 3: ODST as a "more straightforward" description of the game.

We were talking about what distinguishes "Prism," due Tuesday, from her first two records, and at first she offered only generalities — "It's got some substance to it" — language that seemed to be circling a more straightforward description.

The previous text that is marked as deleted gives a more straightforward description of that was measured and is interpretation from that result.

There is that distinctive quasi-pornographic pleasure Dr. Dobson took in the idea of obedience -- for a sample, see his detailed descriptions of how to punish defiant children in his classic Dare to Discipline, certainly a more straightforward title than Fifty Shades of Grey.

They hold a more straightforward puzzle, too.

A more straightforward case is Massachusetts.

Other stories take a more straightforward approach.

They represent a more straightforward American style.

Samuelson, a Keynesian, relies on a more straightforward argument.

That question had a more straightforward answer: probably not.

There must be a more straightforward way of running things.