Sentence examples for straightforward version of from inspiring English sources
Coldplay went the other direction with an effective, straightforward version of "The Scientist".
In 1993, he released his first country song, a fairly straightforward version of "A Country Boy Can Survive," the defiant cultural-pride song by Hank Williams, Jr.
Using a simplified but straightforward version of this gradient theory, we can connect it with a static version of Eringen's nonlocal elasticity.
(Owners of Google's recent Nexus phones typically get the update quickly, as Google puts out its own straightforward version of Android).
The state attorney general's office, which is charged with advising the Board of Elections on proposed amendments, had offered a straightforward version of the ballot proposal, saying only that it would permit commercial gambling.
One major critic, Hugh Kenner, strongly lamented its influence, feeling that it had improperly shifted attention away from the work to the life, making the biography, in effect, a fuller, more straightforward version of "Ulysses" and even, to some extent, of the earlier Bildungsroman, "A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man" (1916), and the short story collection, "Dubliners" (1914).
"The reproductions she has made are largely straightforward versions of his paintings".
The menu is straightforward: versions of fairly ubiquitous starters (crispy calamari, Buffalo wings, corn chowder, chili); standard American pub fare (Cobb salad, Caesar salad, eight-ounce burger, turkey wrap); and familiar entrees(pan-roasted salmon, Cajun-style rib eye with wasabi-flavored mashed potatoes, etc).
The incorporation of agent-relativity of this sort into deontological theories allows such theories to escape the most straightforward versions of the claim that they demand too much of moral agents.
His "Angels," which is presented at its full seven-hour length (with some emendations by Mr. Kushner in the second half, "Perestroika"), is instead a glowingly acted, straightforward version that does an admirable job of replicating the coups de théâtre of George C. Wolfe's original staging on a less operatic scale.
At the last minute, the leadership substituted a straightforward version, H.J. Res. 2, in lieu of the spending limitation amendment reported by the House Judiciary Committee that I criticized last week.
