Sentence examples for a straightforward book from inspiring English sources

On the surface, it looked such a straightforward book.

For readers hungry for a straightforward book of writing exercises, "Ordinary Genius," by Kim Addonizio, will offer plenty.

With "Kitten's First Full Moon," in which the young hero mistakes the moon for a bowl of milk, ­Henkes pares down to the essentials: a linear story in black-and-white pictures, a single character and a straightforward book design with a bold sans serif typeface.

A straightforward book-like case with plenty of padding, a nicely-textured faux-leather outside, and a beefy strap.

Bicycle Diaries – the title may be an ironic echo of Che Guevara's The Motorcycle Diaries; who knows? – is a deceptively straightforward book, an impressionistic glimpse of some of the cities that Byrne has explored on his pushbike.

In a more straightforward book, Skippy's fateful choking during a doughnut-eating contest might qualify as a definitive event.

It would seem that at some point an adult woman of certain experience should be able to speak in simple declarative, unapologetic sentences and write a simple, straightforward book about herself.

For weeks, their jobs were pretty straightforward: Book a flight to Iowa; rent the candidate a car or bus; get a hotel room; the end.

That's a pretty accurate description of this straightforward book written by a major player in the theater world for almost half a century, who died in 2008.

Beyond Caring, for all the controversy it caused, remains his most straightforward book, a work of undercover reportage shot in dole offices throughout Britain.

The title was tested twice as a straightforward shelter book, and is being reintroduced with a kickier attitude and design.