Sentence examples for by a simplicity from inspiring English sources

Most of the furniture they have is from the 1920s and 30s and is unified by "a simplicity of design".

Hammerstein's lyrics are often marked by a simplicity and sensitivity perhaps best exemplified by "If I Loved You" (from Carousel).

Ordinarily, however, all trance behaviour is characterized by a simplicity, a directness, and a literalness of understanding, action, and emotional response that are suggestive of childhood.

Sevareid continues: She has a remarkably lucid and germinal mind and disguises a profound understanding by a simplicity of rapidly flowing speech that misleads the casual listener...

The poet speaks in voiceover and his economy with words is matched by a simplicity to the story that is all the more affecting precisely because it lacks clutter.

Their plays are characterised by a simplicity of action which is comparable to the classicism of earlier Renaissance theatre, but also contain peculiarly baroque features.

The production of "Butterfly," directed by Mr. Graham, had a simplicity and directness to match that declared esthetic.

By contrast, Tackley identifies a "simplicity and clarity" running throughout McIntyre's work.

The tea bowls produced under his direction were characterized by a rustic simplicity.

As usual, complex formal conceptions are masked by a deceptive simplicity.

The Campo de flores (1893; "Field of Flowers") of João de Deus contained some of the finest short poems in the language, marked by a spontaneous simplicity.