Sentence examples for straightforward description from inspiring English sources

The story appears to be a straightforward description of a physical process.

Gay slang for a male prostitute, "trade" is also a straightforward description of what was going on.

Mr. King isn't about to do the easy thing, which would be to give a straightforward description of what it is and how it works.

Most often we simply use a straightforward description, like 'the health care law' or 'the health care overhaul,' or occasionally the formal name, the Affordable Care Act".

The Youth Issue: It's both a straightforward description of what you're about to read and a more evocative phrase -- as in, What exactly is our issue with youth?

Tayama's early work was highly romantic, but with the essay "Rokotsu naru byōsha" (1904; "Straightforward Description") he pointed the way toward the more realistic path he was to follow under French influence.

At first glance they seem straightforward descriptions but further readings reveal new depths, more potent nuances.

His account "achieves an unlikely, powerful blending of lyricism with straightforward descriptions of cruelty," George Packer said here in 1994.

It is also clearly rooted in classical Arabic literary idiom – including the classics' straightforward descriptions of body parts and their uses.

Most national newspaper editors chose straightforward descriptions in their headlines for what the Guardian's Gaby Hinsliff rightly called "the most vertiginous fall in modern political history": "Tory day of treachery" (Daily Mail); "An act of midnight treachery" (Daily Telegraph); "Dramatic act of betrayal" (the Times) and "The betrayal" (the Guardian).

And how can we make it better?" The answers range from an expressed desire for clinicians to focus on collaboration with male clients, to offering "specific and achievable goals" for treatment and straightforward descriptions of the therapy process and how it works.