Sentence examples for more straightforward about from inspiring English sources

The other man, Gil, is more straightforward about his identity, and that's one reason he has to leave.

And Mr. Reidl says Democrats have simply been more straightforward about their plans to spend the taxpayers' money.

Wilson recently questioned why the city had not been more straightforward about the areas in which schools were continuing to struggle.

Increasing BBC1's audience share at 9pm is evidently the true motive for moving the news, and Greg should have been much more straightforward about it.

Finally, the governor and city officials need to be more straightforward about what this Long Island connection does to other needs.

At the same time, organizations and companies that collect genetic information, from 23andMe to the NIH, must be clearer and more straightforward about conveying how they protect individuals' genetic data.

I would like to see a more straightforward debate about the issue".

But that kind of fine-tuned message may not play well against the Tea Party's more straightforward message about fiscal responsibility, which is enchanting to many.

"Senior executive time spent in China and knowledge of Chinese customers are no less important than more straightforward metrics about market share in China or sourcing volumes," the report's authors wrote.

However, minus principal songwriter Ryan Ross, the songs sound forced and formulaic, with Ross's tales of alcoholic parents and identity confusion replaced by more straightforward lyrics about youngish love that have the difficult task of winning back fans who are now six years older.

"I think the big difference between most countries and the U.S., is that governments are more straightforward now about their intentions to gather information on private communications," he said.