Former colleagues describe Mr. Foster as serious, straightforward, self-assured, but not self-promoting, the kind of guy who purposely deflects attention from himself.
He has always been ruthless and a rule-breaker but many of the people we spoke to for the Radio 4 documentary described him as being straightforward, self-deprecating, witty and even charming.
By contrast, Picture Yourself (pictureyourself.org) focuses on straightforward self-portraits, particularly those obtained by sticking out your arm and snapping, said Christine Selleck of Houston, who started the site in September.
Its most straightforward, self-analytical lines – "I'm frightened by the devil, and I'm drawn to those ones that ain't afraid" – seem more like deliberate misdirection than soul-baring; Mitchell's delivery is moving only insofar as it is a performance of honesty that belies the contradictory smoke and mirrors of the actual words she sings.
Instead, Google Offers is a straightforward, self-serve local advertising service.
This is a very unusual design, that not many people will follow; while it has cost savings, these are considerably less than would be obtained from a straightforward self-completion without any interviewer involvement.
Start with a straightforward, self-contained project, or a paid trial of perhaps 10 hours.
A consciously quirky teenager who sews her own clothes (to avoid crass consumerism, she says) and who prefers bus trips to flying (to avoid contributing to the pollution caused by air travel), Jean is disarmingly straightforward and self-aware.
Wonderfully, Kennedy doesn't offer a straightforward biographical self-portrait, but "People Who Led to My Plays" brings into focus all that mattered to her as a girl, as a young woman, and as an artist, from paper dolls to Joe Louis to Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire.
Our consideration is straightforward and self-contained.
To make the constraint handling straightforward, a self-adaptive penalty function method is employed.
