Sentence examples for straightforward script from inspiring English sources

To that end, Callaway has submitted a straightforward script to the PGA Tour that sells the ERC II, but does not advocate a position.

I won't say it's a firm favourite of my daughter's, but it provided me with a solid foundation, a simple, straightforward script – and it did seem to help when the poor old dog disappeared.

In a straightforward script for the English-language newscast at 3 45 p.m., Eastern time, the news service acknowledged that the case "disclosed that U.S.I.A. and V.O.A. regularly manipulated the hiring process to exclude women".

Typically, these objects are called from straightforward perl scripts that outline the analysis steps to be performed.

And all of this is presented with a tone as if director McG was handed a fairly straightforward action movie script and decided that it needed to be more like his Chris Pine-Tom HardudReese WiThisspoon dud, "This Means War".

When Miller curled a fine second beyond Tomas Cerny, the script seemed straightforward.

That was when the phrase was most popularly applied to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and it felt lazy because actually that conflict is relatively straightforward (you know the script: two states, 1967 borders, Jerusalem as a shared capital) and could be resolved if there were political will or sufficient pressure to do so.

For some readers, Arthur C. Clarke's more straightforward novelization of the script is key to interpreting the film.

While the script is straightforward about the fact that under their agreement Nixon was to be paid for the interviews (a then-whopping $600,000), a highly unusual arrangement, it omits the even more questionable part of the deal in which Nixon was guaranteed twenty percent of the profits from the sales of the interviews to television stations.

LaBute's scripts are straightforward to stage, with small casts of youngish characters that make them suitable for student groups and struggling drama-school graduates.

It's not that Bradshaw is trying to upend our notion of what a play is; his scripts are straightforward, and the actors in "Intimacy" perform as matter-of-factly as possible.