Sentence examples for uncomplicated character from inspiring English sources

Ben Stokes is a pretty uncomplicated character, he likes to go toe to toe with the opposition, he doesn't hold back, if there is a confrontation he wants to be part of it and that is exactly what motivates him.

Ian Botham has described it as Stokes's own Headingley '81, "an innings that will change his life", if not the way he lives it, "because he is a pretty uncomplicated character who just likes to go toe-to-toe with the opposition.

Finding the uncomplicated part of ourselves is not so complicated.

These opinions are supported by the view of 45.7 and 42.8%% of the parents, who, respectively, generally and partly agree that AOM needs antibiotic treatment, which indicates that parents might considerably underestimate the self-limiting character of uncomplicated AOM in children.

The characters she and so many Bollywood actresses portray are ultimately flat, uncomplicated, two-dimensional stock characters that typically range between the girl-next-door and the diva.

Even portraying a character as proudly uncomplicated as Phil, Mr. Cooper tried to add complexity.

Readers of Shriver's novel will have been divided between those who saw the character as an uncomplicated monster, and those who distrusted his mother's control of the narrative.

Maria Kowroski (in green), a dancer of deliciously uncomplicated complexity, has also made her character her own.

But the rhetoric of the early 20th century is so blatantly and viciously uncomplicated that many of the white characters sound clownishly villainous, the black ones embarrassingly defeated.

His movie, which is presented in 3-D, seems streamlined and pre-packaged — it's presented, self-consciously, as mass entertainment — and his characters feel flat, smoothed-out, uncomplicated.

Niceness is absolutely central to a feminine character, one that is ideally accommodating, diplomatic, uncomplicated and submissive.