Sentence examples for rather more straightforward from inspiring English sources

United's version is rather more straightforward.

Pharrell Williams's Saturday evening performance on the Pyramid stage offers a rather more straightforward approach.

The business proposition behind this extravagant vision is rather more straightforward.

While Bernard, like Lowell, is a well-born Bostonian poet buffeted by manic depression, O'Connor's avatar is granted fictional mercy, and a rather more straightforward life story.

Here, he does a similar thing, but it plays more like a delaying tactic as the plot is rather more straightforward and the outcome inevitable.

Alastair Cook's passage to the city in the middle of India was rather more straightforward than his last journey to Nagpur.

Don Cheadle discussed how he tried to channel the spirit of Miles Davis in his biopic Miles Ahead and chose an experimental format rather than a more straightforward retelling, while on a SXSW panel in Austin.

We need to understand why Hashem sent Moshe with a message embedded with these key words rather than a more straightforward message of redemption.

Today, it often seems that we choose the grandiose or convoluted path to address these challenges rather than a more straightforward plan.

Can you explain the choice to write this way, rather than in a more "straightforward," or descriptive journalistic manner?

This chain of events isn't "highly suggestive of financial crime"; rather, it's something more straightforward and concerning, particularly when one considers that some of the ultimate clients of the scheme, as it was reported to me, were Chechens with connections to the Kremlin.