Sentence examples for more straightforward description from inspiring English sources

On November 25, Jarrard announced the game had been retitled to Halo 3: ODST as a "more straightforward" description of the game.

We were talking about what distinguishes "Prism," due Tuesday, from her first two records, and at first she offered only generalities — "It's got some substance to it" — language that seemed to be circling a more straightforward description.

The previous text that is marked as deleted gives a more straightforward description of that was measured and is interpretation from that result.

One of the more straightforward job descriptions in the black-book world.

In the context of 21st-century culture, these words sound less like philosophy, and more like a straightforward description of the dominant role that profit-driven media spectacles play in the communication flows of public life, from the DSK affair and the royal wedding to the News of the World debacle.

Tayama's early work was highly romantic, but with the essay "Rokotsu naru byōsha" (1904; "Straightforward Description") he pointed the way toward the more realistic path he was to follow under French influence.

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The Youth Issue: It's both a straightforward description of what you're about to read and a more evocative phrase -- as in, What exactly is our issue with youth?

There is that distinctive quasi-pornographic pleasure Dr. Dobson took in the idea of obedience -- for a sample, see his detailed descriptions of how to punish defiant children in his classic Dare to Discipline, certainly a more straightforward title than Fifty Shades of Grey.

"Windowsill" is more straightforward.

Hence more straightforward clothes.