Sentence examples for both simple enough to from inspiring English sources
It is designed to be both simple enough to gain insights into the nature and structure of what is going on at both the agent and macro levels, but remain rich enough to allow for many interesting evolutionary experiments.
Understanding these processes, however, faces a dilemma: a study case is needed that is both simple enough to be experimentally tractable, and complex enough to remain interesting.
Spending lavishly and recording in a variety of Los Angeles studios, Jones combined what he called "ear candy" (odd instruments playing half-buried melody lines) with rhythms that were both elastic and simple enough to convince almost anyone they could dance.
And yet while King/Jackson may have been relatively prosaic compared with Mitchell/Prince, you can feel in their multiplatinum opuses a conscious effort to raise craft to art, to regain the multipartisan musical platforms that had slipped away in their respective eras (for King, post-Beatles; for Jackson, post-disco), to be both smart and simple enough to reach the greatest common denominator.
And this unique approach is both humorous and simple enough to immediately engage children.
Creating a name is indeed difficult; it's the first impression of a campaign, and it has to be strong enough to both resonate and motivate, yet simple enough to be understood immediately.
Out of all of them I found only one that seems both simple enough and fundamental enough to be worth pursuing: intelligence is the ability to solve new problems.
Bill Viola, meanwhile, shows us that modern art can be both simple enough and spectacular enough to emulate the altarpieces of the past.
