Sentence examples for down to its bare essentials from inspiring English sources

Merrell's marketing spiel describes it as "stripped right down to its bare essentials", but it's so burdened with superfluous nobbly bits that it's positively baroque.

Yet that, when we strip it down to its bare essentials, is the choice that now defines British politics: doing the wrong thing for no good reason because there is not a leader or a party that can make the case for doing something else.

The thesis statement (sometimes just called the "thesis") is a single sentence that summarizes your entire argument, boiling it down to its bare essentials.

It's just a great idea, stripped down to its bare essentials and delivered with absolute finesse.

"My story is stripped down to its bare essentials: between existence and nonexistence," he tells us.

These pieces strip human communication down to its bare essentials of noise and gesture, and transform laughter into crying, fearful screams into sensual sighs.

"I get ideas about beating patterns, rhythms and this and that, but finally nothing ever rings through to me until I scrape it down to its barest essential: a simple gesture of an instrument sweeping from low to high or sustaining a note long enough to hear the beating patterns emerge". "I have to strip away the musical elements in order to allow the acoustic elements to emerge.

Instapaper takes any piece of content on the web and strips it down to its bare reading essentials.

What he or she embodies for me is a version of the writer minus all the bullshit, all the camouflage or obfuscation – embodies, that is, the function of the writer stripped down to its bare structural essentials.

By stripping the song down to its bare (pun intended) essentials, Marilyn was communicating a world of desire, warmth and sexuality.

It is a company's identity boiled down to its bare essence, and is often the essential image consumers have in their mind when they think about a corporation.