Sentence examples for as a straightforward instance from inspiring English sources

Second, because Aristotle's hylomorphism was initially developed to handle puzzles of change and generation, its deployment in philosophical psychology is sometimes strained, insofar as Aristotle is not immediately willing to treat every instance of perception and thought as a straightforward instance of change in some continuing subject.

The lower court sided with the couple, asserting that the case represented a straightforward instance of a business discriminating against gay people, which is prohibited under Colorado law.

A straightforward measurement of classification accuracy is the percentage of correctly classified instances (denoted as A).

At Tuesday's Playbook breakfast, for instance, Mike Allen, as a straightforward and fair a reporter as you'll find, asked Simpson and Bowles whether they believed Obama would do "the right thing" on entitlements — with "the right thing" clearly meaning "cut entitlements".

Should we read it as a straightforward homage?

He emerges as a straightforward and plain-spoken man.

It was "infantile" - a word not meant as a sneer, but as a straightforward diagnosis.

He sees it as a straightforward application of tawhîd.

Billy, as a straightforward utility, doesn't have that problem.

Monbiot takes issue with our claim that the "great majority of deaths were Hutu", and calls this "as straightforward an instance of revisionism as I've ever seen".

For instance, a straightforward approach would be to partition this interface according to some 3D regular lattice [23].