Sentence examples for was rather straightforward from inspiring English sources

The Schoenberg quartet -- still a startling item in quartet programs, not only because of its slide into atonality but also because it invokes a soprano to sing through its second half -- was rather straightforward in a context of radical music.

What West was doing there was rather straightforward: applying the same legal and moral rules to US aggression that he has applied to other countries and which the US applies to non-friendly, disobedient regimes.

It was rather straightforward, although technical, how to define (eta (t)) and (gamma (t)) for (tge -2log varepsilon ) (that is (widetilde{varphi }) and (psi ) near ({z_n=0})).

The recognition process of a familiar individual was rather straightforward.

The approach used was rather straightforward: they simply measured the lengths of the three segments of the thorax, and then compared the results for queens and workers of the same species.

For the polyp-only cases it was rather straightforward in that regression of the lesions led to clinical improvement; in subjects with BVN, one explanation is that even though the half-dose PDT did not lead to regression of the BVN, it induced stability of the lesion.

The relationship between vz and the average speed v̄ is rather straightforward: vz = (1/2)v̄.

While the record seems extraordinary, to its creator its origins were rather straightforward.

Overall, tunnel experts say that a Tappan Tunnel would be rather straightforward to build.

As it employs directional operator splitting, implementation of the scheme is rather straightforward.

THE case for America to intervene in Syria's civil war is rather straightforward.