Sentence examples for remarkably straightforward from inspiring English sources

The technical answer is, for the moment, remarkably straightforward.

Then there are other Taylor works that seem remarkably straightforward, until you really look — or listen.

Until Stanislas Wawrinka knocked out Andy Murray on Sunday night, it had been a remarkably straightforward first week at the United States Open.

A-life researchers, in conjunction with biologists, have been able to show that such behaviour can and does arise "from the bottom up" by combining remarkably straightforward rules.

Wearing a baseball cap and shredded jeans a remarkably straightforward outfit for a woman who once dressed as a gumball machine she rapped two verses, struck a street-thug pose, and left the stage.

The answer we arrived at was remarkably straightforward: to subsidize the therapy and sell it as cheaply as chloroquine in Africa's private pharmacies and shops, where half of all patients first seek treatment for malaria-like fevers.

Yet his teachings on peace and on poverty are remarkably hard and straightforward.

Amid the constant talk of who can hope to survive the "Pool of Death", from which one of England, Wales and Australia are unlikely to emerge for the knockout stages, Giteau is remarkably, though characteristically, straightforward.

The derived GMPEs are remarkably simple and straightforward and can reliably be used for the pre-design purposes.

This remarkably simple and straightforward answer implies that hexagonal lattices are optimal for representing 2D space.

Liszt, for one, arranged his predecessors' symphonic scores, partly to proselytize for their music, as with his straightforward and remarkably effective two-piano version of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony.