Sentence examples for straightforward later from inspiring English sources

The hip-hop connection became straightforward later in the show, when Jackman broke into a rap approximation of Harold Hill's patter from Meredith Willson's 1957 Broadway classic, "The Music Man".

Although this is a straightforward statement, later developments have proved it to be highly controversial.

Surgery in infancy is more straightforward than later in life, Woodward argues: tissues are easier to operate on and heal better, and the distances to bridge are smaller.

Joyce is generally scathing about Mackintosh's leadership; Richards's account is much shorter and more straightforward, although decades later, when he was the only member of the expedition still alive (he died in 1985, aged 91), he spoke out, claiming that Mackintosh on the depot-laying march was "tremendously pathetic", had "lost his nerve completely", and that the fatal ice walk was "suicide".

And by the time Neil Jordan got around to dramatizing the birth of the Republic of Ireland, in his 1996 "Michael Collins" (with Mr. Neeson in the title role), that story no longer seemed so straightforward either, because the later history of Northern Ireland hung over it like the smoke of a long battle.

Sexton made no mistake with the conversion and added a further three points with a straightforward penalty five minutes later.

He seemed very straightforward, and five minutes later I found myself with him in one of the darker corners of the venue.

Although genetic differences make comparisons between hESC and iPSC lines less straightforward, we will discuss later how these can be harnessed to uncover the role of specific regulatory sequence variants in human disease.

However, HR curves may not be straightforward to interpret and later time points may be less relevant due to the small proportion of subjects that remain at risk of dying.

But even in the re-re-retelling, decades later, Mr. Chapman's straightforward account still has the power to chill.

Only it wasn't quite so straightforward, as Mark discovered decades later when, as with many adopted people, becoming a parent himself prompted thoughts about finding his birth mother.