Sentence examples for committed a more straightforward from inspiring English sources

Beyond indirectly oppressing the people, though, we committed a more straightforward crime.

Likewise, it was probably good for us to give law enforcement a more straightforward way to communicate with us (people like to post about crimes they commit or see).

After World War II all three of Hermeticism's major poets developed their own individual styles: Ungaretti incorporating more structure, and a more straightforward tone; Montale moving in the direction of greater human warmth and simplicity; and Quasimodo writing powerful, socially committed works.

This sort of "abstractionist" view (following the terminology of Van Inwagen 1986), or "ersatz" view (in the terminology of Lewis 1986) is prima facie committed only to representations, as a modal fictionalist must it seems also be, but the abstractionist is a realist about possible worlds, and thus has prima facie a more straightforward approach than the fictionalist's.

A more straightforward case is Massachusetts.

They hold a more straightforward puzzle, too.

Other stories take a more straightforward approach.

They represent a more straightforward American style.

Samuelson, a Keynesian, relies on a more straightforward argument.

But Dr. Perricone has a more straightforward opinion of the term.

"People are starved of a more straightforward approach to reality.