Sentence examples for more straightforward though from inspiring English sources

Other categories are more straightforward, though long.

The lyrics are more straightforward, though no less generous with imagery.

She also believed that people in psychiatric crisis needed more straightforward - though no less complex - help than many of the theories of psychiatry and psychotherapy suggested.

Drug company deals are more straightforward though, and the price is usually based on what the acquirer hopes to squeeze out of the products and talent.

Harmonically, the Gavotte and Gigue are more straightforward (though not without indiosyncratic touches); but the sharp articulation, the redistribution of melodic voices and the fluidity of dynamics and tempos are pure Rachmaninoff.

Since most Republican members of the House have signed a pledge to voters never to raise taxes, this will be a hard sell.A more straightforward, though less important, change is likely when the new Senate takes up the Hire More Heroes bill, which the House has already passed and will revive in January.

Other artists depict the natural world in a more straightforward manner, though always as a constructed reality.

After that, things get more straightforward -- though no doubt, with these players, no less forceful and articulate.

A more straightforward option (though not guaranteed to be headache free) is to book a tour that starts and ends in Panama City through a third-party agency.

The generalization of these results to multi-category cases is straightforward, though much more involved.

He's a stronger rapper, though also a more straightforward one.