Sentence examples for even more minimal from inspiring English sources

A New Zealand-born designer takes an even more minimal approach.

Techno fans have been leaning in to these depopulated productions ever since Basic Channel, his duo with Mark Ernestus who refined techno into something even more minimal in the mid-90s.

Light switches are even more minimal, with tiny green and red pinpoints of light that indicate whether they are on or off, and bathroom drains are narrow slits edging the bottoms of the sinks.

'Reading Time' Greenberg Van Doren Gallery 730 Fifth Avenue, at 57th Street Manhattan Through Feb. 12 Since her show two years ago, inspired by the waters of estuaries, Ms. Caporael hasmade even more minimal the elegant painterly means that brought about her previous subjects.

Just as mischievous and even more minimal, Dick in the Air borrows from both the Neptunes circa Snoop Dogg's Drop It Like It's Hot and hip-hop trap beats, dragging in references to Sisyphus and Ayn Rand alongside various body parts.

There was a minimal level of U.S.-Laos relations; the relationship is still rather minimal, but it was even more minimal then.

There will be other albums — this is it.' " The resulting album, "Coexist," sounded in many ways like "xx," but even more starkly minimal — an effect that seemed less a confident artistic choice than a band's straining to recapture what critics had defined as its signature sound.

A serious lack of quality and, even more worryingly, minimal urgency.

The colonial labour force was made open to men trainees who were recruited into native colonial military forces.90 Although pastoral societies' participation in formal education for men and women of pastoral cultural backgrounds was at best minimal relative to the rest of the Kenyan communities, the participation of pastoral women in education was even far more minimal.

("Freaks" slaves relentlessly to hit the marks left by other pictures; that it comes less than a week after the dragon Grade B epic "Reign of Fire" is even more unfortunate.) The minimal fun the movie supplies is dependent on people putting their hands where they shouldn't be, or wandering into dark spaces where no one belongs.

Today's blockbuster movies, numbingly sequelized, are members of the Doom or Wolfenstein gang, except that they enforce even more passivity than the minimal act of frantically pushing the buttons of an XBox.