Sentence examples for straightforward enough to from inspiring English sources

It was straightforward enough to allow each component on the plate to shine.

And, at the very least, the rules should be straightforward enough to be widely understood.

Other publishers wondered if the story was dramatic or straightforward enough to lend itself to a book.

It's not simple and straightforward enough to put on in the background while you thumb through the gospels.

These include tasks that are straightforward enough to be run in parallel with research using animal models.

A thematic section called "Calligraphy and Modernism" looks straightforward enough to lull you into thinking about clichéd comparisons to Western action painting.

115th over: New Zealand 320-9 (Tuffey 5, Martin 2) Geraint Jones makes his first real blunder of the match, dropping a straightforward enough chance to his right as Martin edged Harmison.

Though it had been straightforward enough for him to leave his homeland, memories of Russia remained an integral part of his music for at least another decade.

The answer seems straightforward enough: We need to work smarter.

But its editorial is straightforward enough: "Why Miller has to go".

It sounds straightforward enough: someone tough enough and shrewd enough to keep undesirable elements from breaking in and messing up the joint.