Sentence examples for essentially straightforward from inspiring English sources

Caslon's refinement of the Garamond version of the Aldine roman was essentially straightforward and unmannered except for a slightly pronounced contrast between the thin strokes and the thick ones.

There is at least one impressive sight — a stunning carriage that looks as if it is made of flowers — but there are also silly moments that compromise Mr. Jones's essentially straightforward treatment of the story, as when a religious heretic is immersed in a boiling pot to the amusement of all.

The public persona portrayed him as eccentric and flamboyant, but essentially straightforward and good-natured.

The corresponding analysis of the data arising from these designs is detailed below but is essentially straightforward.

It is a frantic evening that culminates in, essentially, a straightforward show.

Steel is essentially a straightforward commodity industry: the companies compete on price.

But less scrutinised broadcasters realise that the latest Gaza tragedy is – particularly for television news – essentially a straightforward story of pictures of the victims and their ravaged landscape.

The rationalization of the structures adopted by purely ionic solids is essentially a straightforward exercise in the analysis of electrostatic interactions between ions.

Mr. Herzog's stately technique and Teutonic diction, applied to what was essentially a straightforward true-crime tale, gave "Into the Abyss" an appearance of profundity it didn't entirely deserve.

Ms. LuPone plays the highlight reel and the blooper reel essentially in straightforward chronological order, writing of roles and rehearsals and openings and closings in a style unadorned by felicitous phrasing or sustained reflection.

So what you have is essentially a straightforward substitute for the print product, ideal for people who can't otherwise get hold of their local paper – if they have left the area, for instance.