Sentence examples for element of simplicity from inspiring English sources

Guitar: Jack White I really like all of these players because there's an element of simplicity to what they do.

Nancy Dubuc, the president of the History Channel, said there was an element of simplicity to the cable emphasis on 10. "The Fox network goes off at 10," she noted, "so does the CW network".

In June, Sapna Maheshwari pointed out at BuzzFeed that Abercrombie had even changed how it described itself in a government filing: in the past, it had called itself  "the essence of privilege and casual luxury"; in a more recent filing, that language was gone, with the brand now representing "the essence of laidback sophistication with an element of simplicity".

Pura vida means different things to different people, but it essentially embodies the Tico philosophy of enjoying life slowly with a strong community, an element of simplicity and an appreciation of one's natural surroundings.

It's great that recycling has become so much simpler and more efficient these days, but that element of simplicity is a double-edged sword, making it all too easy to forget that we are supposed to Reduce and Reuse before we Recycle.

The categories of health stakeholders identified by Trochim and Kane [ 23] were adapted in this project as they encompassed most other categories while maintaining an element of simplicity.

The elements of simplicity and purity are both impressive in their momentary effect but they are also musical gestures that reveal their secrets reluctantly.

While a translator is clearly a key component of success, the elements of simplicity and clarity combined with supportive online moderation must not be overlooked.

There is a deceptive element of surface simplicity to "Only Yesterday" that is not unlike other tales of immigrant education.

The fast linear decoding algorithm [2] can be used, where we can omit the superscript of matrix elements for simplicity, as following.

The artistic creations evince a strong element of order and simplicity, culminating in the Classical grandeur of Racine's plays and the facade of Versailles.