Sentence examples for an even more elementary from inspiring English sources

The American artist Chris Burden, who has died aged 69 from melanoma, outflanked the minimalism he encountered as a student by operating at an even more elementary level: using his own body as a metaphor for the social and political landscape.

But there's an even more elementary approach to the St. Patty's Day feast.

Going forward, Crawford suggested an even more elementary solution: back up property records on computers or put them on a cloud, instead of on paper.

The third was even more elementary - Toure clipping a ball up and over the Everton defence to Sturridge, who levered it over the advancing Howard.

Although some would see popular fiction and other sources of mass entertainment as a travesty of art, these, as well as even more elementary things, such as jokes, beating drums, and blowing whistles, have the same quality of immediate finality as things generally called aesthetic.

We may find evidence for a new 'supersymmetry' which would mean that there are even more elementary particles waiting to be discovered.

James Pritchard's wordplay is even more elementary.

Two booths over, the introductions were even more elementary.

A transition may be forbidden by some basic conservation law such as the conservation of angular momentum, which inhibits light and other electromagnetic energy from being emitted in certain transitions within excited atoms and nuclei, or the conservation of electric charge, which strictly forbids electrons from decaying into even more elementary particles.

"We're in serious financial trouble, so let's take our set of elementary schools and break them into even more elementary schools," said no school board ever.

Montsant is an even more recent discovery.