Sentence examples for straightforward expressions from inspiring English sources

Or they could be straightforward expressions of intention.

It's one of the rare movies that seems truly musical in its inspiration and which, like much great music, envelops an astonishing complexity of invention and depth of insight in emblematically straightforward expressions.

It's one of the rare movies that seems truly musical in its inspiration — and which, like much great music, envelops an astonishing complexity of invention and depth of insight in emblematically straightforward expressions.

Straightforward expressions of the effective behavior are obtained in time domain for various coating types.

While straightforward expressions are available to determine the ideal brace stiffness for single members, the brace stiffness for systems of multiple parallel compression members is more complex.

They are three simple and straightforward expressions grafted on the Wilke Chang, Scheibel and Lusis Ratcliff equations, whose deviations to the Stokes Einstein behavior in the supercritical domain are corrected by introducing two universal constants.

His gift for pithy, straightforward expression could not be further from the ornate vacuity of official Vatican speak.

The song seems like a straightforward expression of thanks to the band's fans, though it sounds like something much stranger.

These subtleties have largely been lost through the work's mass reproduction and Flag is now displayed, more often than not, as a straightforward expression of patriotism.

The most straightforward expression of this last view is found in the "utilitarian" moral theory pioneered in England in the 19th century by Jeremy Bentham and John Stuart Mill.

When the artist showed his first encaustic flag at Leo Castelli, in 1957, it was hardly considered a straightforward expression of patriotism.