Word: straightforwardly
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Dates: during 1980-1980
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...will and the resources to limit the duration of this perilous inferiority, or risk being defeated from its own underbelly, the source of its raw materials. Free of bullying and insensitivity, Washington must inspire, urge and cajole other NATO nations to make the decisions that will be neither straightforward nor easy...
...James Q. Wilson, Shattuck Professor of Government and a member of the Committee of Fifteen, this disciplinary body had a simple, methodical task to carry out in 1969--so straightforward a duty that he wonders why students to this day agonize over whether to continue their boycott of the University's disciplinary body. The CRR's mission: to decide which students should receive which category of penalties...
...Harvard Gilbert and Sullivan Players have undertaken an ambitious project, for the usual pitfalls of light Gilbert and Sullivan comedy--convoluted dialogue, supersonic lyrics, labyrinthine crowd scenes--are compounded by the anomalous need for simple pathos. They have overcome the dual difficulties of this operetta in a cautious, straightforward production of Yeomen that is both delightful and moving...
...replaced--was called to defend this apparent threat on the same ABC symposium. Weyrich said that "our movement is wedded to principles...to the extent that we do not agree with a politician, we will oppose him." He continued with a victory statement, "People who believe with these straightforward principles have been elected. I was inviting him [George Bush] to go with the tide. If he doesn't someone will stand up and oppose...
Redford should be proud. There are very few self-conscious director's tricks here; although the plot is relatively straightforward, this in no way diminishes the tension. And the performances are awesome...