Sentence examples for straightforward presentation of from inspiring English sources

First, I commend the fund for the straightforward presentation of the data.

It's a can't-win situation, since the play becomes either hard to follow (with diversionary visuals) or hard to swallow (with a straightforward presentation of a medicinal lecture).

The film, like the book, depends for its effectiveness on a straightforward presentation of information and an accumulation of damning detail.

By contrast, the straightforward presentation of the clothes at New York Fashion Week suggests that fashion is merely a business, and clothes simply commodities.

(Hiddleston emails me later to say they share "a sense that our experience of life and our backgrounds were considered to be somehow artistically inauthentic" – and indeed both films have been revolutionary in their straightforward presentation of privilege).

It was a straightforward presentation of drawings, maquettes and other preparatory materials, mostly stemming from his commission to design the Jersey City Medical Center Station on the Hudson-Bergen Light Rail System.

FYFD, however, eschews chat, personality, and attitude in favor of straightforward presentations of science, with an emphasis on the research that explains fluid dynamics.

Steven Aftergood, the director of the Project on Government Secrecy at the Federation of American Scientists, told VICE News that Lutz's declaration is a fairly straightforward presentation on CIA's classification principles.

The story is simple, interesting enough, and would benefit from a crisp, straightforward presentation instead of the slow, talky, sodden treatment it receives here.

Though it's interesting enough, the story "would benefit from a crisp, straightforward presentation instead of the slow, talky, sodden treatment it receives here" (A. O. Scott).

Both characterizations have elements of truth, but they do not tell the whole story, nor does their straightforward presentation bring any extra levels of nuance.