Sentence examples for the straightforward name from inspiring English sources

A new report issued by a government panel with the straightforward name "Huawei Cyber Security Evaluation Centre" this week presents some fairly inconclusive findings.

Hern has called the straightforward name of his Boulder Abortion Clinic a declaration that abortion shouldn't be clandestine.

As the quite straightforward name suggests, BKLYN IMMERSIVE consisted of a series of immersive artworks and installations housed in a large warehouse space at Downtown Brooklyn's brand new City Point mixed-use retail, residential, and office space.

That's the new, more straightforward name for Square's mobile payments app, previously called Card Case.

Smugglers, however, use a gruesomely straightforward name for the recently harvested African elephant tusks that find their way to this remote trading outpost on the Vietnamese border.

For nearly four decades New Directors/New Films has been the straightforward, serviceable name of a generous program presented every spring by the Film Society of Lincoln Center and the Museum of Modern Art.

It is a fact that my second, Hester's Story did better and perhaps its straightforward name accounts for that.

Lendix is a straightforward name that suggests that it's all about lending money.

YouSendIt has accumulated some 43 million users since it was founded back in 2004, with a straightforward name and a straightforward mission of helping people store and send data on the web.

It's that even straightforward names seem deliberately designed to mislead visitors.

Most artists, though, go for straightforward name-checks, as when Manic Street Preachers' James Dean Bradfield sings "Alfred J Prufrock would be proud of me" on "My Guernica".