Sentence examples for straightforward picture from inspiring English sources

Many complexities unfold from what might seem at first to be a fairly straightforward picture.

An apparently simple and straightforward picture of a boy in his school uniform has won the Swiss-Italian photographer Claudio Rasano a major portrait award.

In "L's Dream," Alice McClahanan uses double-exposure photography to heighten the mystery of a wrapped figure that seems to emerge from its own imaginings, while Sandra Gottlieb's "One Cloud No. 2" transforms a straightforward picture of sky and horizon into a meditation on atmosphere.

While the societal and corporate pressures do act against innovation, it's not a straightforward picture.

But that relatively straightforward picture is clouded by the substantial patient-to-patient variations.

Unlike results on hyper-contractility-related mutants, landscapes for tropomyosin mutants tied to hypo-contractility do not present a straightforward picture.

And it is clearest in his most straightforward pictures.

I am also unable to appreciate the series called "Paradise," large, straightforward pictures of jungles and forests.

In a divided country, even seemingly straightforward pictures of the landscape — and "This Place" is full of them — have complicated backstories, with wall labels to explain them.

(Seemingly) straightforward pictures of a scruffy back-yard garden, a cobwebbed window, and an ancient stone water fountain provide some relief from his obsessively rejiggered reality.

Like many other young European photographers, she was still working in black-and-white, but Mr. Meyerowitz's complex way with light in seemingly straightforward pictures of swimming pools and beaches helped her understand the power of color.