(It has been revived on Broadway only once, in 1951, for a very brief run.) And as directed by Gary Griffin, with choreography by Michael Lichtefeld, this straightforward, large-scale production never really feels either of the period in which it was written or infused with a heightening sensibility that might transmit some of the show's original appeal.
This straightforward observation by a teacher belongs next to a passage — about the art of fiction, all fiction, though a historical anger couches it in terms of war writing — that she quotes from Tim O'Brien's book "The Things They Carried": "A true war story is never moral.
The extreme plainness of Lustiger's style, in this straightforward translation by Rebecca Morrison, is reminiscent of Bernhard Schlink's in "The Reader," but the cumulative effect of the names, dates, anecdotes and lists of objects makes "The Inventory" a far more powerful reading experience.
I had reached out to her for local business contacts so that I could pass on information about our activities, and the notoriously venal District Manager responded to the this straightforward request by going straight to the cops.
This straightforward recommendation makes assessment by RECs and IRBs more efficient and predictable.
How could a novice be daunted by these straightforward, often brief recipes?
These examples illustrate how the information provided by this inventory reveals straightforward and efficient ways to improve the teaching of courses in a department.
Although this follows by straightforward calculations, we describe all the details, since this was the reason why we had to consider the space (H^{2}_{mathrm{rad}}(mathbb{R}^{N})) rather than (H^{2}(mathbb{R}^{N})).
But by following this fairly straightforward pattern, we will at least be able to minimize and prevent potential collateral damage to communities and future generations.
Showing him respect by being straightforward in this regard will only encourage him to show respect to you.
