straightforwardly

Benito Mussolini came out of the more straightforwardly named National Fascist Party.

Bush took carefully modulated steps when Putin straightforwardly invaded the nation of Georgia in 2008.

Mueller sings straightforwardly, in the lower end of the register—channeling King without imitating her.

I am short, so I like the little guy/underdog stories, but they are not straightforwardly about one size versus another.

I invoke William F. for straightforwardly mischievous reasons.

Some historians have sided with Almagro; but we have every reason to believe that Pizarro acted straightforwardly and with truth.

Swift meets these reproaches coolly, contemptuously, and straightforwardly.

The story is straightforwardly told as it was lived out by its characters.

But he could make nothing of it except what it straightforwardly said: that the King was exceedingly fond of pie.

At any rate Amhurst seems to have dropped his sarcasm, and to have written straightforwardly and sincerely on their behalf.