Sentence examples for back to the simplest from inspiring English sources
Going back to the simplest, the sinusoidal carrier.
Young American composers were reacting against the dominance of the European avant-garde by going back to the simplest, most basic patterns of music, inspired by rock, by jazz and by music from Africa, India and Indonesia and its gamelan.
Savigny's jurisprudential perspective was in part inspired by the Romantic movement, which took the form in Germany of a movement harking back to the simplest tribal origins of the German people, to their folk songs and tales and to their distinctive ethos, or Volksgeist ("national spirit").
Materialist ways of thinking were later strengthened enormously by the Charles Darwin's theory of evolution, which not only showed the continuity between humans and other living things back to the simplest organisms but also showed how the apparent evidences of design in natural history could be explained on a purely causal basis.
In order to get a sense of the magnitude of the real wage elasticity, it is instructive to refer back to the simplest example: a Cobb-Douglas economy in the short run.
(GP) Prescription steps being limited, practitioners tend to optimize prescriptions by several strategies, varying the drugs within a same family, going back to the simplest prescriptions when they have not been previously prescribed, and associating complementary therapy (mainly between flare-ups with a prevention goal).
Back to the simple maze with two simple loops: in the restaurant we started to wonder how long it would take to solve this Monte Carlo type.
It feels as if Mr. Dunne wanted to get back to the simple joy of the dancers in the footage, few of whom danced for a living.
But the first lady is not looking back to the simple plaid suit by Bill Blass, or the sweater-and-ball skirt once seen on the socialite Babe Paley.
