Sentence examples for more straightforward with from inspiring English sources

Dead Kennedys and the Louvin Brothers are both more straightforward with their condemnations.

Industry and governments need to be more straightforward with the public.

"Dad, as I always understood it, was more straightforward, with fancy embellishments," he said.

Turner Contemporary is more straightforward, with an orderly massing and articulation that conveys its "cultural" purpose.

Ms. Lord replied that, in the past, the program had been more straightforward, with fewer options.

Replacing Sculthorpe in the second row is far more straightforward, with Jon Wilkin growing in stature by the week.

His admission of membership meant unionism could have a more straightforward relationship with him than with Adams, who denied ever being in the IRA.

Working with M1, M2, M3 is more straightforward than with x1, x2 and x3 directly as it spares one from having to deal with the exponential and rational forms in (2).

But is it a useful indicator for financial markets?Albert Edwards of Societe Generale draws his clients' attention to one potential link, the relationship with equity prices and another (seemingly more straightforward) relationship with commodity prices.

Yet increasingly, following the path from the more focused rattle of his fabriclive mix (2014) through to the near-ebullience of his recent Crack mix (2016), McAuley is drawing from a seemingly renewed interest in a more straightforward relationship with the dancefloor, and a more direct communication with people.

With fish, the solution is even simpler and more straightforward than with the other ecological crises ensnaring us.