Sentence examples for little straightforward from inspiring English sources

Now that the common stocks of our good American companies are selling "ex-imagination" and now that the first flush of the stock market panic has worn away, it is an excellent time to apply a little straightforward, honest thinking to our American investment trusts.

So it's a little more straightforward.

This, too, was fresh and lively, though perhaps a little more straightforward than the Garrigon.

His problem is essentially the same as yours, except a little more straightforward.

The job was not getting that much easier, just a little more straightforward.

This transfer seems, at first, a little too straightforward, too obvious.

The jury may still be out on Fletcherism, but the explanation for gendered chewing is likely a little more straightforward.

Some recommend you cook it like risotto, but here the whole thing's a little more straightforward.

"Sometimes being the provocateur meant actually trying to get people to be a little more straightforward or 'formulaic'," says Wayman.

It even seems, early on, that Mr. Esbjornson's approach may be a little too straightforward, earning the dreaded "competent" tag rather than a more exciting adjective.

Yet as with all families, little is straightforward, and the Kings prove to be as richly complicated as their Mexican housekeeper's pungent cooking.