Sentence examples for straightforward rendition from inspiring English sources

My favorite work is a perfectly straightforward rendition of the Biennale's theme.

Ed Huff, the owner, is justifiably proud of the soup, a straightforward rendition made with the New Jersey tomatoes he grows, and has cooked and canned in season.

Recalled for an encore, Mr. Bashmet led his players in a straightforward rendition of "Happy Birthday," then offered three puckish transfigurations: a merry Viennese polka, a sultry Argentine tango and a frisky Hungarian csardas.

But in the end this is a play that says what it says, and in the earnest and straightforward rendition it is given here, directed by John S. Davies -- the first production ever in this country, the company claims -- the obvious is rather egregiously belabored.

All three are good values and two of those sampled were splendid, straightforward renditions of simple well-prepared dishes, but none are on the menu.

There were relatively faithful versions of the big hits and fondly straightforward renditions of other songs, like Bobby Bare Jr.'s performances of heart tuggers like "This Guitar Is for Sale" and "The Things I Didn't Say".

At one point, he said, the spotlight will shift between the singers Kerry O'Malley and Mazz Swift on opposite sides of the stage, with Ms. O'Malley presenting straightforward renditions of arrangements by Haydn and Ms. Swift offering syncopated versions of the same melodies, drawing on African traditions, as the slaves at Monticello were likely to have done.

At times, Bronson-Bartlett and Fernandez supply lightly modernized but generally straightforward renditions of the poems, as in their crisp, economical version of Mallarmé's sonnet in honor of Poe: As, at last, shaped into Eternity, The Poet rises with sword drawn, His century aghast for having missed That death triumphed in this strange voice!

Some of the more straightforward renditions were radiant: Rosanne Cash singing a righteous, bare-bones "License to Kill," Joan Osborne finding all the longing in "Make You Feel My Love," Patti Smith crooning the enigmatic "Dark Eyes," and Warren Haynes, joined by Ms. Osborne, using slide guitar solos to build the hymnlike conviction of "I Shall Be Released".

Tall and slim with a resonant baritone voice, Shea was known for his straightforward singing style and his simple renditions of traditional gospel songs.

The simple, straightforward menu includes paella for two, a faithful rendition made from Calasparra rice and Spanish saffron.