Sentence examples for a straightforward slice of from inspiring English sources

I was expecting LJ Davis's A Meaningful Life (first published in 1971, reprinted last year as an NYRB Classic) to be a straightforward slice of American realism about the wave of pioneers who renovated and settled in decaying brownstone houses in Brooklyn in the 1960s.

Driven by a fuzzy, staccato guitar riff and thunderous drumming, this is a straightforward but wonderful slice of that genre where pop, indie and rock collide.

Nor is the film a straightforward dramatization of his existence, or even a slice of it; anyone expecting a Dylanite echo of "Backbeat," which retold the story of the Beatles' time in Hamburg, may have reason to be aggrieved.

Why isn't that a straightforward question of sexual discrimination?

The only explanation I can give of Justice's half-measures is political: fear that a straightforward proposal to slice up the operating-system market would seem too radical.

"A slice, like you cut a slice of sausage, but a slice of dream".

Making payment straightforward is clearly a major hurdle to capturing a large slice of overseas travelers.

It depicts a slice of America, a slice of humanity.

A little slice of selfishness".

It's a true slice of Naples.

Repeat with a second slice of sourdough.