Sentence examples for uncomplicated truth from inspiring English sources

The chatter about formations that surrounds much of Van Gaal and United's work this season is acting as a figleaf to disguise a more uncomplicated truth about the way their season is unfolding.

Although Douglas Brinkley, the historian who edited the diaries, generously calls Reagan's writing "uncomplicated and humble," the truth is that Reagan was a master of spoken, not written, English.

Runaway is among her best collections and displays all of Munro's mastery: the effortless shifts in time, sometimes across decades; the ability to convey an entire life in a few pages; the exploration of complex truths in uncomplicated language.

The truth is about as uncomplicated as a night at CBGB's in '77.

"It might be boring to read the same thing over and again, but it's the truth," she smiles, exhibiting the same apparently uncomplicated honesty she demands of her subjects.

Gradually one can be moved by them because their construction -- often head on, seemingly uncomplicated, sometimes as if the images are not really even composed -- comes across as plain, eternal truth.

They're so uncomplicated.

Fairly uncomplicated, I thought".

He was not uncomplicated.

The reasons are uncomplicated.

This truth was revealed recently to Ben Wizner and Steven Watt, staff lawyers for the American Civil Liberties Union, who were determined to help one of their clients, Khaled el-Masri, realize an uncomplicated, if somewhat unlikely, fantasy.