Sentence examples for call simplicity from inspiring English sources

Cappelen and Hawthorne understand New Relativism (what they call analytic relativism) as a direct challenge to (T1) and that, if this challenge were successful, it would consequently bring down the more general picture they call "simplicity".

I look for two minutes and then I thank God that there is a word called simplicity".

From the PIERS data, von Bismarck learned that Huafeng manufactured cribs for an American company called Simplicity for Children, which was, in turn, a Wal-Mart supplier.

You will hear Brooklyn mothers quote the parenting guru Kim John Payne, author of a book called "Simplicity Parenting," which advocates for fewer possessions, less scheduling and so on.

A couple of weeks ago, I picked up a new magazine called Simplicity, whose premiere issue features "a quiz to test your happiness quotient".

Chris McEvoy wondered about "Google's so called simplicity" and "decided to design a new Google homepage that inlcuded links to all of the different searches, sites and blogs".

A SHORT CHECKLIST Given that Trevor Gay wrote a book called "Simplicity Is the Key" — published in Britain by Kingsham Press in 2004 — it is not surprising that he has come up with a basic list of the differences between good and bad bosses.

We tested 1, 000 images from the database used in the SIMPLIcity paper [23] (as we called SIMPLIcity).

As part of their stated call for simplicity, they gave their second album the pretentious title "De Stijl," recalling the Dutch Minimalist art movement of the 1920's.

In the slow movement, marked "Andantino semplice," he heeded the call for simplicity, playing with a tiptoeing lightness that allowed the elegance of the oboe and cello phrases to come to the fore.

Chasing a utopian vision of a self-sustaining life on the land as partisans of a movement some call voluntary simplicity, they are donating virtually all their possessions to charity and hitting the road at the end of May.