Sentence examples for were straight from from inspiring English sources

The earlier Japanese Denon releases, by contrast, were straight from the acetates, with no technological improvements to the sound.

Instead, he walks away with a branch of deformed green Costa Rican bananas, a dozen bamboo branches, some bushy ferns and a trolley of 10-foot-tall fern trees that look as if they were straight from the rain forest.

And you read it just perfectly [hesitantly, painfully, reluctantly, almost inaccessibly, as if all the horrors and poignance and comedy were straight from true life, which they probably were]." "Oh God, Richard, really?" Ray said, looking nearly astonished and grinning.

We girls were straight from school, but the men were not – they'd all done national service, most had been in the war; they knew a thing or two that they were anxious to teach us.

Straddling the line between neuroscience and magic, the headlines were straight from Ripley's Believe It or Not!, and marked the beginning of the appropriately bizarre final chapter in Boatwright's bizarre life.

He was generous with his time: he read large chunks of my writing from the Army and Afghanistan that were straight-from-the-notepad rough and a terrible draft of a novel that should never see the light of day.

They are straight-from-the-NRA loony tunes.

Its vibe is straight from a glossy design magazine spread.

But the method was straight from Wall Street.

It was straight from Harbaugh's public relations playbook.

To begin, the setup is straight from "The Shining".