straightforwardly

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• The argument for defunding, however, is fairly straightforward.

• Keep your filenames descriptive and straightforward and you’ll be ahead of the game.

• Recruiting a new developer with the brief “can be based anywhere” seemed like a straightforward role to fill for marketing industry specialist Sphere Digital Recruitment.

• Because I couldn’t remember anything about the time before the accident, it seemed like the most straightforward answer.

• Talk show host Wendy Williams is known for her straightforward and unfiltered nature, especially when it comes to interviewing celebrity guests.

• “He has always been very straightforward with me,” Obama said of his relationship with the GOP leader.

• Most have been straightforward cases where the child came in with the characteristic rash.

• The purpose of the ISIS threats are less straightforward than they may seem.

• Pretty damn straightforward: Elect, and reelect, a Democratic president.

• Raeburn is a science reporter, and much of what he does in this book is straightforward reporting.

• Here was a return for his frankness—his straightforward conduct—his unequalled liberality.

• “Mr. Pickwick, I thank you most heartily for all your kindness to my son,” said old Mr. Winkle, in a bluff straightforward way.

• In private life, all who knew him agreed as to his sympathetic, jovial, and straightforward character.

• This is the last will of Mr. Faversham—a plain, straightforward will in many ways, although slightly involved in others.

• The steam-tug had not to contend with the ordinary straightforward rush of a North Sea storm.