Sentence examples for a straightforward example. from inspiring English sources

A straightforward example demonstrates the utility of the approach.

To see a straightforward example of this in English, take "nationalization," Miyagawa suggests.

The Woman in Black was a straightforward example of the former.

Facebook provides a straightforward example, but country clubs and churches reveal similar dynamics.

A straightforward example would be the tolerance of some but not other human societies to the lactose in cow's milk.

That is why many see the RMT's major current dispute, on Southern, as a straightforward example of the union needing at all costs to cling to its negotiating trump hand.

We present, by means of examples, a straightforward model of objects with embedded type fields in a typed lambda-calculus with subtyping, type operators, fixed points, dependent functions, and dependent records with both bounded and manifest type fields (this combination of features can be viewed as a measure of the inherent complexity of virtual types).

That was a fairly straightforward example.

Let me take a very straightforward example of ternary form.

"This is a very straightforward example of finding scapegoats because you don't want to admit that what you're doing is partially responsible".

Although they refer to their first film, Blood Simple (1984), as a relatively straightforward example of detective fiction, the Coens wrote their next script, Raising Arizona (1987), without trying to fit a particular genre.