Sentence examples for straightforward cover from inspiring English sources

It kicks off with a blast from the canon (a straightforward cover of King Floyd's "Groove Me" followed by an equally sensitive reading of Otis Redding's "Champagne and Wine").

Sly contributed two songs to the soundtrack: a straightforward cover of Joan Armatrading's "Love and Affection" sung as a duet with Martha Davis of the Motels, and this new original, which found his good sense (and even better sense of nonsense) intact.

In communication theory and crisis management it is always best to candidly tie these issues up one's self, be straightforward, cover all of the accusations and potential negatives and move on.

"Some are straightforward covers with Kanye actually singing.

Rather than straightforward covers, tracks are streamlined and stripped of their edge for the stage show, which adds slam poetry and a gung ho, thigh-slapping choir.

The record business is also much less straightforward to cover than in the past, when it was a relatively simple matter to see what was happening.

Eno began simply, adding percussion and other elements to the group's own constructs on 1978's More Songs About Buildings and Food (ironically, what propelled the album to sell half a million copies was not its visionary originality but a straightforward hit cover version of Al Green's "Take Me to the River").

It was generally straightforward to cover our chromosome 3 region of interest with initially 32 overlapping fragments.

This straightforward chronology covers his two marriages.

(Not to harp on the joke, but smoked salmon, like all fish, is actually straightforward and covered solely by FDA).

The mathematics section is more demanding, but also more fair; while the old SAT featured questions that were known for their trickery but required only a beginning knowledge of algebra, the new math section is more straightforward and covers higher-level math.