Sentence examples for more straightforward time from inspiring English sources

Lisicki, destined to be forever remembered for sending Williams home early, had an altogether more straightforward time of it, beating Kaia Kanepi, 6-3, 6-3 in just over an hour.

While established artists like Drake and Kanye join younger up-and-comers like Chance the Rapper, Chief Keef, and Young Thug in pushing the boundaries of what hip-hop can sound like and rejecting old ideas about how rappers should be expected to act, Lord Jamar has become a spokesman for frustrated fans who long for more straightforward times.

Mr. Phoenix, 37, is back here this year, and things are a bit more straightforward this time.

But Mourinho is confident the 35-year-old's contract situation will be more straightforward this time around.

Kompany recalls more extremes in the mood last time and suggests the calmness and the experience under their belts underpin a more straightforward ride this time.

It is easy to see why he would have considered Huddersfield more straightforward opposition this time than the Rhinos, who also won at Wigan at this stage of the competition last year having been chosen under Club Call.

Some of the postings stuck to a more straightforward formula: a time, a place, and a suggestive profanity.

Broken Social Scene's more straightforward "Cause = Time" for example was fine, but "Almost Crimes" with its many instruments and harmonies was a hopeless mess.

Laboratory-based case definitions ensure that a dual reporting system exists, and the process is more straightforward because less time is required for reviewing medical records for clinical signs and symptoms.

This novel charges ahead in a much more straightforward manner than "The Time Traveler's Wife," creating suspense through its formulaic adherence to old genre conventions.

Next, we have the Charli XCX and Troye Sivan single "1999", which was released in October and is a more straightforward longing of a time where everything was simpler.