Sentence examples for an almost straightforward from inspiring English sources

The three larger states are among the few where something like a two-party system prevails: voters face an almost straightforward choice between the BJP and Congress, which, though fallen on hard times, remains the biggest force in a fragmented opposition.

The high ( {upalpha^{mathrm{C}}}_{{mathrm{C}mathrm{H}}_4hbox {mathrm{C}mathrm{O}}_2} ) value in >104 Pa-H2 cultures has been thought to be a result of an almost straightforward progress of carbon reduction from CO2 to CH4 in a multistep methanogenic pathway (Valentine et al. 2004; Penning et al. 2005; Fig. 7a and b).

But the film is an almost straightforward piece of historical hagiography with paper thin melodramatic characters.

And most well written English literature works, including poems, embody such almost straightforward characters, both in their wording and storytelling... until I read Arundhati Roy's The God of Small Things.

The ( {updelta mathrm{D}}_{{mathrm{H}}_2} ) shift, probably due to H2 H2O isotope exchange toward the isotope equilibrium by reversible function of hydrogenase, suggests that H2 reproduction functioned even during the almost straightforward methanogenesis (Fig. 7b).

Stylistically, Ms. Hubard is doing nothing new; this is straightforward painterly painting of an almost generic kind.

These might seem like purely logistical considerations, but they hint at why a preference that seems almost too straightforward to mention isn't straightforward at all.

This print too, with an almost naive representational quality, is an example of the generally straightforward, exuberant mood of the times in regard to the necessary indulgences.

There are horns, which lean toward seventies-rock brassiness on "Chartjunk" (which Malkmus says is about the tensions between the former Milwaukee Bucks point guard Brandon Jennings and his coach, Scott Skiles), and woozy soft rock on "J Smoov" (which is almost a straightforward tortured-love love ballad).

"One part of it will be almost a straightforward telling of the production history which is quite fascinating because of the conflicts, to be quite honest, between Beckett and Keaton and Schneider.

For this, Mallon had left a good job at Nestlé, embarrassed by his success in a world where the pursuit of money and its blessings now seemed almost virtuously straightforward.