Sentence examples for apparently simple, but from inspiring English sources
Consider the apparently simple but, it turns out, unanswerable question of her name.
The result was a focused collection so apparently simple but so densely achieved.
He was about to leave when he spied the apparently simple, but fiendishly complicated "magic cube" invented by Erno Rubik, a Hungarian professor of architecture.
In the end it comes down to an apparently simple, but rather subtle question: is social impact pursued only so that a financial return will result?
By 1929 he was producing some of his greatest works, including Fire in the Evening – patchworks of apparently simple but masterfully balanced off-squares, which will be "some of the most jewel-like works in the exhibition", according to Gale.
Charles Dutoit and the New York Philharmonic did very nicely on Thursday evening with nothing more pretentious than Ravel's "Mother Goose," the sweetly innocent ballet suite also known as "Ma Mere l'Oye". The conductor's insight into the elfin appeal of this apparently simple but actually challenging music was evident at every moment during the seven numbers that make up the score.
An apparently simple thought but complicated in the living.
Self-breathing proton exchange membrane fuel cells are apparently simple devices, but efficient water management is critical for their performance.
KL: Yes, I guess it's about finding a subject which will be an apparently simple narrative but which will have a significance beyond the story and characters, who have a contradiction which they have to unravel.
"A law restricting the age for using smartphones would possibly be a quick and apparently simple solution," Rörig said, but he added that such a ban would not address the fundamental problem of a lack of protection on the Web.
Size and scale may be important metrics of success to investors, and 30 million is one of those numbers that says, "Damn, Twitter's big," but apparently simple Follower count isn't such a big deal to everyone.
