Sentence examples for straightforward at all from inspiring English sources

"At times it is not straightforward at all.

To their dismay, they learned that Geovany's story was not straightforward at all.

I love his writing — it's fairly metaphysical, not straightforward at all, and deals with the supernatural.

"But then when I looked at the sequence, it wasn't straightforward at all".

These might seem like purely logistical considerations, but they hint at why a preference that seems almost too straightforward to mention isn't straightforward at all.

The division between "the writing of imagination and the writing of fact" that seems so obvious to the anglophone readers "doesn't seem straightforward at all to much of the rest of the world", she continues, citing the development in the 1990s of l'autofiction in French and la autoficción in Spanish.

For SETI@home the procedure is fairly straightforward: at any one time each volunteer is working on a brief segment of a signal from Arecibo.

Not a straightforward movie at all, in fact.

The rationale behind this common-sense theory was straightforward: At least I did all that I could possibly do.

Batting looks reasonably straightforward at the moment.

So it's not straightforward at the moment.