Sentence examples for which straight from inspiring English sources

Even Channel 4 News and the posh papers had succumbed to "news with attitude", in which straight reporting was marginalised by commentary, Mullin observed.

This geometry is more difficult to visualize, but a helpful model presents the hyperbolic plane as the interior of a circle, in which straight lines take the form of arcs of circles perpendicular to the circumference.

And Maine Speak Out would continue its work, Mr. Lee said, including holding a big march this summer in which straight people are to walk next to their gay loved ones.

Mr. Ilachinski uses those "Improvisations" as the starting point for "Interactions," in which straight and curved lines, soft and hard-edged colors, crisp and indistinct shapes are organized in elaborate engagements.

Advocates of same-sex marriage had a threefold advantage in fund-raising nationwide, and they unveiled advertising campaigns of their own in which straight supporters said that their gay and lesbian friends deserved the same chance to marry that others enjoyed.

Herzog's film is very much a documentary of its time, in which straight reportage was no longer enough and films such as Capturing the Friedmans (2003) and DiG! (2004) began drawing on the three-act structure to compose a narrative that put emotional twists and turns before straight factual revelations.

If Sinn Fein walks from the Assembly, the result could be elections in which straight-laced DUP supporters could be expected to punish the party for the Iris affair.

Straight jeans, which go straight from your leg down to the ankle.

The lattice is designed to be flexible and consists of 12 straight sections in which one straight section has a length of 5.9 m.

Zaheer wheechs a purler down the track which pitches straight - and stays straight.

Milan, which comes straight after London, calls the shots.