Sentence examples for really that straightforward from inspiring English sources

Five per cent looks like an excellent return at the moment, but is it really that straightforward?

And it's really that straightforward," said DFA Executive Director Charles Chamberlain. .

It's so easy to say, "If you don't believe in what you're doing, go do something else!" But it's really not that straightforward.

At the same time, there are familiar complaints from people who take these drugs, including the fact that they think less creatively on them, that it's really more straightforward tasks that they're useful for, and so on.

"I'm trying to make a program — basically, it's really straightforward — that calculates an expression," said Mr. Ho-Van, who used to work as a handler at a warehouse.

Can it actually be really straightforward?

Could therapy really be so straightforward that you could receive it not from a human but from a book, or a computer?

I told them in a really straightforward way that I wanted to achieve artistically, and for what occasion the result would be show," Young reveals.

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It sounds a bit like a model of Terminator, but the RTX-400-QR is really much more straightforward than that.

This outfit makes some really entertaining, straightforward throwback music and there's absolutely nothing wrong with that.