Sentence examples for straightforward reading of from inspiring English sources

Just taking the most straightforward reading of his question, he's really not making any sense.

Our holding followed from a straightforward reading of the Fifth Amendment privilege.

The violinist Gil Shaham joined the society's artistic directors, the cellist David Finckel and the pianist Wu Han, in a deft, straightforward reading of the Haydn.

Justice Stephen Breyer, writing for the court, relied on a straightforward reading of the identity-theft statute, which requires that the defendant "knowingly" use another person's identification.

The program opened with a straightforward reading of the Concerto No. 1 in F, followed by the Concerto No. 2 in F, enhanced by vivid contributions from the flutist Sooyun Kim.

We also are told in no uncertain terms that we cannot rely on (what I happen to regard as a more accurate description) "a straightforward reading of 'utilize.' " Ante, at 453.

While we restricted ourselves in this study to the co-assembly of two proteins to allow straightforward read-out of protein activity, the number of different proteins that can be recruited is limited only by the physical size of the BTA polymer chain, allowing the assembly and characterization of much more complex signaling cascades.

This approach is intuitively attractive, as it allows a straightforward read-out of the expression of any gene whose regulatory sequences are cloned into a reporter construct.

The induction of a central ring of MLC-GFP expression in the S2 cell model provided us with a straightforward read-out of CagA's ability to activate MLC.

"It's truly a straightforward reading and analysis and application of the [Texas] Homeland Security Act.

In Ms. Clyne's "Shadow of the Words," built around a straightforward, recorded reading of Baudelaire's "Harmonies du Soir" (the electronic track also includes a hefty, rumbling bass line), the quartet writing is atmospheric and flexible, with acerbic, raucous stretches morphing into surprisingly traditional passages, including a lilting waltz.