Sentence examples for is a rather straightforward from inspiring English sources

In American politics, there is a rather straightforward adage: negative ads work.

Three months after its decision in Mr. Thompson's case, the Supreme Court agreed to hear Mr. Smith's case, which, unlike the Thompson case, is a rather straightforward plea for a new trial.

Everything about his relaxed demeanour, including the hole in the arm of his expensive v-neck jumper, seems designed to convey the impression that running a magazine company is a rather straightforward affair.

If Quite a Good Time to Be Born is a rather straightforward, and at times downright pernickety, résumé of the way life transforms itself into art, then the life undergoing this transformation is a fairly unusual one that, if only for sociocultural reasons, deserves all the publicity it can get.

"Way Down South" is a rather straightforward bit of Southern nostalgia (he finds a way -- and a reason -- to rhyme "girls" with "squirrels"), but "Loretta Lynn's Lincoln" is a shaggy-dog story in need of a haircut: the punch line is the titular phrase, and it doesn't improve with repetition.

For all the rumors that swirl around the Church of Scientology — the accusations that it is a cult, the hints about its supernatural teachings, the means by which it attracts so many celebrities — its center on West 46th Street, tucked between the soignée Paramount Hotel and the workaday Edison, is a rather straightforward presence.

WIMBLEDON, England — It has been a rather straightforward Wimbledon since the reigning men's champion Rafael Nadal withdrew before the tournament began because of sore knees and spoiled any chance of a rerun of last year's instant classic of a final.

I thought it was a rather straightforward matter of a young woman complaining, perhaps, about the loss of her virginity (as much as that of her animal); but we are reminded that in the Aeneid, the killing of a deer begins the war between the Trojans and the men of Latium, and that another deer-slaying resulted in the sacrifice of Iphigenia in Electra.

The case does not break new ground and is actually a rather straightforward application of Delaware law.

In general, the ROT/ROTI technique is a rather simple and straightforward one and it can be promptly transferred to space-borne GPS measurements.

Although surgical skill may differ, a microscopic cervical anterior discectomy is a rather standard and straightforward technique.