And while it would be wrong to imagine that history will ever straightforwardly repeat itself, we should certainly try and learn the lessons of the distant past.
However, stimulation of TNF receptors with soluble TNF ligands is also not ever straightforwardly possible for the following reason: ligands of the TNF family are normally expressed as membrane-bound proteins, although soluble variants also occur physiologically due to proteolytic processing or alternative splicing.
The writers show us that if the world is a mirror of thoughts, no straightforwardly literal statement will ever be enough to help us see it more clearly.
My aunt told me that strolling the beach with him once he told her straightforwardly that "if it ever got too much" for him he would simply "walk into the Irish Sea".
The US tagline – "Get ready for one mother of a road trip" – was tweaked to become the more straightforwardly descriptive "The first-ever mother-son road trip movie".
Mr. Hands's general intent appears to have been to present "Macbeth" as straightforwardly as possible, letting the ever compelling story carry the audience along.
"It is also straightforwardly the truth that I didn't ever work with Jimmy Saville, or I don't believe that I ever met him and I wasn't aware of what he had done until after I had left the BBC".
It's a worthy successor to such lucre-anthems as the Tamla Motown and Beatles classic Money (That's What I Want), and Abba's Money, Money, Money, and is one of the most straightforwardly commercial pieces of music Marr has ever recorded.
And while there is a generous amount of carnality, as might be expected from the author of "A Sport and a Pastime," the sex is always lyrically economical and never ever laughable, except when it means to be: "They made love simply, straightforwardly — she saw the ceiling, he the sheets".
And then Mindich stood up and read a letter that began, "I can state with certainty that this is the single most difficult communication I've ever had to deliver and there's no other way to state it than straightforwardly..."...
