Sentence examples for straightforward knowing from inspiring English sources
It is just a shame, perhaps, that Rooney has reached this point where it still isn't straightforward knowing how to think of one of the sport's history-makers, and that it has left us in the very strange position where his performance, crazy as it sounds, can inspire both awe and disappointment.
This is a straightforward implication of the fact of situated knowing.
Without knowing the causal variant, it is not straightforward to categorize sterility alleles as ancestral or derived.
There's a formal and an informal way of saying you in Spanish (usted versus tu), and knowing when to use what isn't always straightforward.
Despite the bizarre politics on display in Cleveland, sometimes knowing where someone stands on an issue is pretty straightforward.
But keeping track of developments, and knowing where to focus one's attention, is anything but straightforward.
But while it's easy enough to identify the problems, knowing what to do about them it is far less straightforward.
For youths in particular, an endless thirst for knowledge matched against the frustration of not knowing what to do next may lead them to explore other, more straightforward, fields instead — and give up on computer science.
They host Houston knowing that one of the teams on their tail, rivals Colorado, have a relatively straightforward trip to Chivas this week.
Not knowing is worse than knowing.
