Sentence examples for unusually straightforward from inspiring English sources
The drought made the drive unusually straightforward.
This argument climaxes in a broadside against generational narcissism that, by Lee's standards, seems unusually straightforward.
But this book veers toward the sentimental, concluding with an unusually straightforward tribute to her inspiring adoptive grandmother.
For all its modesty, the ceremony was an unusually straightforward declaration of British confidence, in its founding principles and its institutions.
The company took advantage of the Salon International de la Haute Horlogerie in Geneva last month to present the timepiece, which features an unusually straightforward dial design.
A more accurate sense of what inspires Vivadixie is given by the penultimate track, whose chorus – unusually straightforward for Linkous – repeats "It's a sad and beautiful world".
These are often brisk, forward-moving songs — with unusually simple and straightforward lyrics by Sondheim standards — that essentially iterate "And then they did this".
Mr. Haneke's unusually tender yet unsentimental look at old age attracted her, she explained, and his straightforward view of decrepitude and death did not scare her, even when she was made up to appear older for the role.
But the British trend is particularly stark, partly because Britain collects unusually good, timely data on how its people move.The drop in shopping trips is fairly straightforward.
Another rather straightforward resolution to this paradox may be that the proto-sex chromosome just happened to have an unusually low average expression and that a low Z A ratio does not actually indicate a lack of dosage compensation.
