Sentence examples for be more straightforward about from inspiring English sources
Finally, the governor and city officials need to be more straightforward about what this Long Island connection does to other needs.
In newsrooms in the United States, said Geneva Overholser, director of the Annenberg School of Journalism at the University of Southern California, reporting tends to be more straightforward about listing causes of death.
Steele: The one thing we need to evolve to, which we're going to in the spring, is to be more straightforward about what products you can engage with on Yahoo! to get that personalized experience.
It's up to you to decide whether the nicer thing to do is be more straightforward about why you keep saying "no" every time he or she invites you to do something.
The other man, Gil, is more straightforward about his identity, and that's one reason he has to leave.
Should Tranter not have been more straightforward about her plans, which were widely rumoured for months and consistently denied ("for the record, I am not about to leave and go and work in the US," she told the Royal Television Society in June)?
"I think the big difference between most countries and the U.S., is that governments are more straightforward now about their intentions to gather information on private communications," he said.
Mr. Kober — who has amassed an extensive body of documents related to the painting, hired forensic specialists, built an impressive Renaissance art library, hectored and cajoled dozens of curators and experts and tracked the painting almost town by town through Italy and Croatia — is more straightforward, and humble, about the years he spent fighting to get anyone to pay attention to his painting.
