Sentence examples for straightforward slice from inspiring English sources

I was expecting LJ Davis's A Meaningful Life (first published in 1971, reprinted last year as an NYRB Classic) to be a straightforward slice of American realism about the wave of pioneers who renovated and settled in decaying brownstone houses in Brooklyn in the 1960s.

Driven by a fuzzy, staccato guitar riff and thunderous drumming, this is a straightforward but wonderful slice of that genre where pop, indie and rock collide.

The only explanation I can give of Justice's half-measures is political: fear that a straightforward proposal to slice up the operating-system market would seem too radical.

Identification of the slicer counterpart (p-slicer) is less straightforward because of the diversity of predicted nucleases within the CASS.

The salad itself is fairly straightforward, although I cut the tomatoes into wedges and the mozzarella into chunks instead of slices.

We didn't count straightforward garnishes like twists, fruit slices and herb sprigs, and we also allowed sugar, seltzer and simple syrup.

All Android developers are pretty familiar with that, so getting started with Slices should be pretty straightforward.

Nor is the film a straightforward dramatization of his existence, or even a slice of it; anyone expecting a Dylanite echo of "Backbeat," which retold the story of the Beatles' time in Hamburg, may have reason to be aggrieved.

One such method uses seamless ligation cloning extract (SLiCE) prepared from Escherichia coli cells for straightforward and efficient in vitro fusion of DNA fragments.

With him was Brad Haddin, who in Panesar's penultimate over had sliced an attempted cut to Carberry at backward point, a straightforward chance to one as safe as he, only for this too to be grassed.

Djokovic won the first set 6-2. Nerves are creeping into this: Djokovic makes a straightforward error but then Wawrinka returns the favour by slicing into mid-net.