Sentence examples for straightforward I would from inspiring English sources

For me it was quite straightforward: I would be known, stateside, as Marty.

The outward leg was straightforward: I would leave from Shannon on Monday mornings for London and then on to Tokyo.

Disentangling the UK from Brussels, he tells me, would be relatively straightforward: "I would have thought the process wouldn't take more than two years".

He revealed: "It was very, very straightforward - I would pretend to be singing opera, and then Paul would go into the studio and loop to my mouth.

I'd be mildly surprised, but not too terribly; designing the internet is hard," said Bray. "On the other hand, assuming the IETF smiles on the idea, the work of deploying it in web servers and browsers would be easy and straightforward, and I would expect to see fairly rapid uptake".

"If it was a straightforward question I would vote to remain in the UK because I'm aware if we became independent Nicola Sturgeon will want us to be in Europe," says Briggs, before he offers an urgent qualification: "We need a second question on the second referendum ballot paper.

"When I met Richard" – at a party – "he was the most straightforward man I'd come across.

However, not even Hamilton, nor Rosberg for that matter, would have envisaged just how straightforward it would prove to be.

The reason why is fairly straightforward: It would just be a waste.

If it had been done a bit more straightforward it would have been more to the mark".

Deciding that just sticking to German and Italian would be far too straightforward, I decided to acquaint myself with Ladin.