It seemed a straightforward case.
The first part of our sentence, "Robert took out a loan," is pretty straightforward: Subject plus verb plus object.
Neither of them are straightforward subjects, in any sense.
IN addition to the more straightforward subjects, among them Latin and Japanese, the catalog also offers Recombinant DNA Technology, Floor Hockey and Enemies of the Roman Empire.
These are less stirring than the shirts (which were, it turned out, based on photographs of ash-blanketed stores near the World Trade Center), but the more straightforward subjects (and larger formats) emphasize Brauntuch's eye for the ghostly beauty in ordinary life.
And, in seeking a straightforward approach to a subject that skirts the taboo, Mr. McAndrews found himself confronting misconceptions.
A documentary destined to compare unfavourably with the films of its subject, a straightforward primer on the director, with a wealth of clips and talking heads.
For much more on this fascinating subject, a straightforward, enjoyable read, and a deeper understanding of trust as a factor in your own financial success, I highly recommend you get hold of a copy of Professor Svendsen's book.
His work was in the style of Ansel Adams's "straight" photography, showing the subject in a straightforward manner, with an emphasis on tone and detail.
The Act of Killing is a long way from a straightforward historical treatment of its subject, the mass purges targeting communists carried out in 1965 and 1966 after a failed coup.
The Paris of that era and its artistic community -- particularly the passionate, creative circle of women who were drawn to the city and energized its ambiance -- are the subjects of a straightforward, intelligent and revealing documentary that opens today at the Quad Cinema.
