Sentence examples for straightforward even from inspiring English sources

All that seems fairly straightforward, even par for the course.

On the surface the show looks straightforward, even ordinary.

The reasoning is straightforward, even if the timing is risky.

Its iconography is straightforward, even if the text behind it — the Declaration — is complex.

This was far more straightforward, even for a player sporting heavy strapping on his right knee.

His motivation, he said, is straightforward, even if his comparison seems a little fractured.

As Rangers and Hearts – the latter club have a shocking League Cup record over the past five decades given their stature – faltered, Lennon was enjoying a straightforward evening.

Or will they just want it straightforward: evening dresses, a good suit, for Simons to put another sleeve on those one-armed bandit asymmetric coats and make them wearable and well, in the Dior tradition?

Otherwise, once Ramsey added to his goal in the first leg, it was a relatively straightforward evening in front of an under-capacity crowd at the Emirates Stadium.

It was not an entirely straightforward procession, even so.

And, perhaps more interesting, does McGrath (never exactly a straightforward writer) even intend us to?