Sentence examples for a more straightforward performance from inspiring English sources

Sirens is a more straightforward performance but it opens in typically bold style.

The Rebels, translated from Hungarian by the poet George Szirtes, is a livelier and more straightforward performance, published in 1930 just at the time that Joseph Roth was embarking on The Radetsky March.

This award-winning quartet from Prague, one of three Czech quartets featured at the Y this spring, will also give more straightforward performances, of Beethoven's Op. 18, No. 6, and Alexander Zemlinsky's Quartet No. 1. Tomorrow night at 8, 92nd Street Y, 1395 Lexington Avenue, (212) 415-5500.

The new rules reward difficulty above all else: even a stumble on an exceedingly challenging feature can still yield more points than a textbook performance of a more straightforward one.

Mainly, a more straightforward and more efficient initial controller design procedure is proposed, which provides simple controllers with excellent performances satisfying completely all design specifications.

They hold a more straightforward puzzle, too.

A more straightforward case is Massachusetts.

Germany is a more straightforward case.

Other stories take a more straightforward approach.

They represent a more straightforward American style.

I'm used to negotiating in a more straightforward manner.