Sentence examples for more straightforward as from inspiring English sources

Mr. Muhammad's position is more straightforward, as he is subject to the death penalty in all three states.

"I wouldn't say that it was more straightforward as Barcelona have a strong squad with great players," he said.

Indeed, when Mr. Altuzarra was more straightforward, as with his thigh-slit skirts or skimming jersey dresses covered in studs, the clothes were sexier.

The second set was even more straightforward as Zvonareva swept through it in under half an hour to advance to a meeting with either Bojana Jovanovski or wild card Kai-Chen Chang. Kai-Chen Chang

Finally, three elegant Swedish drinking glasses, which swell gently outward just below midpoint, couldn't look more straightforward as to use, though they were conceived with a specific function in mind.

Today's hilly stage through north Wales and Tuesday's leg through the Scottish borders could favour the lighter sprinters who can get over the climbs – Cavendish rather than Greipel perhaps, or Swift – while Wednesday's run down the north-east coast to Blyth and Saturday's lengthy stage through East Anglia look more straightforward, as does Sunday's central London finale.

There were more straightforward productions as well.

By contrast, assessing the functional value of an object is more straightforward, especially as it can often be quantified.

Others are more straightforward, such as the pastoral scene of a country garden, replete with potted plants, a weatherbeaten table and a bath.

You'll notice more comfort food and more straightforward food, as many restaurateurs defer to what diners are guaranteed to order, rather than what chefs are flattered to concoct.

She moved easily between its slides, whispers and more straightforward expressivity, as she also had earlier in the program, in Hanns Eisler's "Palmström," which uses a similar Sprechstimme style.