Sentence examples for straightforward to be from inspiring English sources

If this account sounds too straightforward to be complete, that's because it is.

Hodgson proves that it is straightforward to be both an Englishman and a European.

She must juggle the demands of career and family while developing a public persona that is sufficiently straightforward to be inoffensive and yet interesting enough to intrigue the electorate.

Mr. Grohl wriggled away from his old genre by means of subtraction, not addition: his new band was loud and lean and tuneful; the songs were too straightforward to be classified as grunge.

Writer says her music does not fit the usual categories; it's not belligerent enough to be rock, it's too lush to be folk, & it's too straightforward to be art song.

Entwistle was, according to Professor Jean Seaton, the BBC's official historian, "chosen incredibly particularly to not be a grand planner, to be a man that came in on the tube, to be straightforward, to be creative".

And, at the very least, the rules should be straightforward enough to be widely understood.

Not that straightforward is to be sneezed at, coming from Mr. Maazel, whose work is so often mannered.

Its concept is so straightforward as to be invisible in these self-consciously high-concept times.

In presidential politics, ideas that are simple and straightforward seem to be winning voters.

(3) It is straightforward to check that being automorphism-invariant is a Morita-invariant property.