Sentence examples for with more straightforward from inspiring English sources

Rather than simply showing characters in situations, the artists mingle symbols, maps and diagrams with more straightforward action sequences.

Not only were these firms able to cut their own UK tax bill, but they were leaving British businesses with more straightforward taxable operations at a competitive disadvantage.

These are people who often lack social skills, and they can't come up with more straightforward ways to ask that their needs be met".

The greatest philosophers in history have floundered on the question, many simply avoided it altogether preferring to grapple with more straightforward questions – like the nature of logic, or the existence of God.

Gottfried's co-host, Frank Santopadre, occasionally pulls the dialog out of the mire with more straightforward, "normal" questions, but it doesn't take too long before the show's namesake is at it again, cackling like a madman as he guides Harmon down another shameful memory lane.

Horner joined National Report as a contributor about a year ago, and says he first experimented with more straightforward mockery in the style of The Daily Show and the Onion, but that he failed to attract many readers, which is how he gets paid.

To represent the farfield behaviour, the constraint equation specified on the artificial boundary is formulated with a more straightforward boundary integral equation, in which the source surface coincides with the radiating surface discretized with boundary elements.

However, we performed cell culture experiments with adipocytes in order to confirm our clinical findings in septic patients with a more straightforward system and proving the involvement of adipocytes.

Meanwhile Phil Collins went with the more straightforward Pensive.

Michele Wiles, as the soloist, had the right idea with a more straightforward Balanchine style.

Will Muschamp, the defensive coordinator and head coach-designate at Texas, called with a more straightforward approach.