Sentence examples for deliberately straightforward from inspiring English sources
As we mentioned before, our methodology was deliberately straightforward: gathering works that would give some kind of overview of what she attempted to map, and trying to stay close to her project.
The data analysis was deliberately straightforward.
The model is deliberately oversimplified to allow straightforward conclusions on the relationships between the standard code and various random codes, and we emphasize this in the revised Discussion.
It's that even straightforward names seem deliberately designed to mislead visitors.
Nevertheless, her own accounts don't amount to straightforward autobiography, because she deliberately concealed or altered aspects of her life, as she carefully constructed her own identity and positioned herself in relation to the larger black community.
Where Dylan's arrangement was old-timey and deliberately nostalgic, Tench opts for a more straightforward take.
— "How I Write My Songs" (1978) Even when there is straightforward narration or dialogue, the prose typically has a flat, disjointed, deliberately unliterary delivery.
His pupils, mostly in their 20s or 30s, are taught a straightforward system of bidding and play, and competition, though fierce, is deliberately friendly.
Williams opposes utilitarianism partly for the straightforward reason that it is an "ism",[19] a systematisation often a deliberately brisk or indeed "simple-minded" one (UFA: 149)—of our ethical thinking.
What I'm not clear on is whether Claudel is deliberately trying to create a kind of decaying trash-heap prose – a prose where straightforward nouns are attacked by hideous, nonsensical growths, corrosive metaphors and similes.
As boring — deliberately or otherwise — as the story "Bored to Death" is, its complications and the narrator's straightforward voice lend themselves to the screen.
