Sentence examples similar to straight words from inspiring English sources

"Poor thing practically never hears me just say a straight word.

This suggests that distributional semantic models contribute positively to calculating document/note similarities in the clinical domain, compared with straight forward word matching (cf. RI-Index and Lucene).

In many cases, there are no straight-cut words to do so but a series of phrases describing the signs and symptoms that suspect or diagnose illness.

Georgeson's narration is often taken, word for word, straight from whatever famous person he's mocking or paying tribute to.

I turn on the screen and can mainline the words straight into the computer.

The words "straight to DVD" don't carry the same stigma they once did.

Any reasonable person should be appalled, and I trust Mr Livingstone will retract his words straight away.

Speaking in January Xi used words straight from the clubhouse to announce his determination to cleanse China's government.

(Today, Wilson has the words Straight Edge tattooed the length of his torso and his glove bears the subculture's XXX sign).

All the columnists and communists (I can never get these two words straight) abuse me because they say I want money.

I turn on the screen and can mainline the words straight into the computer.' The article comments with not-so-subtle spitefulness on how young she is, just 19, and already getting '£500 for every thousand-word newspaper essay'.