Sentence examples for confident simplicity from inspiring English sources

Consider the confident simplicity of the dry martini, the Edison lightbulb and Meghan Markle's wedding dress.

Its colonnaded interior, radiating a confident simplicity, focuses on a central slab of stone, a dramatic altar sculpted by Henry Moore.

The Americans loved their Britishness (the Britain of empire days, that is: an early US ad promoted the "authentic reproductions of British colonial footwear: the 'chupplee' sandal and the desert boot soled with genuine plantation rubber"), cheapness, and confident simplicity – the boots had only four lace- holes and never needed any polishing.

His singleness of purpose brings people to the point of reconciliation, and his sincerity and simplicity inspire in them confident hope.

Contemporary art such as minimalism is, in contrast, much more accessible, and people shouldn't think it esoteric because of its simplicity – gallery goers "should feel very confident about what they bring to the work".

The legacy of the French intellectual, who died this week, has an essential simplicity: be against the bad because you can never be confident about the good.

"There's a confident nature to her that comes through on the record and a real simplicity to everything that I think is unusual.

Given its success to date, Fanbytes are confident that their goal of becoming "the adwords of influencer marketing bringing the simplicity of buying an advert on Facebook and Google to the world of influencer marketing", is achievable.

The simplicity of the GPSR protocol and NWLBP model implementation made us the confident that our simulation model compared well with other simulation tools such as NS2 [22].

Their method's simplicity, low cost, and potential for spotting other genetic conditions makes them confident, Patsalis says, that the method "could be introduced in a clinical setting within 2 years".

Glucksmann's legacy has an essential simplicity that's almost Tolstoyan: be against the bad because you can never be confident about the good, and count at least to two when doing your moral arithmetic.