Sentence examples for evident simplicity from inspiring English sources

Although elaborate technology is behind the work, it involves the audience through its evident simplicity.

It is also beside the point: zoom in on the southern half of the border, and its evident simplicity collapses.

As your eyes become alive to both the work's mysteries and its self-evident simplicity, it is possible to sense a quiet renunciation of "Aten Reign," with its gorgeous effects and hidden mechanisms.

The restaurant is reminiscent of a medieval barn, with high ceilings and dark timber beams (plus the modern touch of gunmetal gray plumbing) emphasizing its qualities of tradition and simplicity, evident also in the northern Italian-inspired cuisine of the chefs, Stefano and Franca Manfredi.

And it is a characteristic of Robinson's prose to proceed with self-evident clarity and simplicity while seeming at the same time pregnant with troubling implications.

His Minimalist roots are evident largely in the simplicity and directness of the opening clarinet solo.

Widespread though it is, the lure of a simpler past has been most evident on television, where simplicity thrives.

Right from the start, in this West End incarnation, it is evident that its inspiring simplicity is based on the idea of theatre as child's play.

Rating "Slug" four stars out of five, Uncut reviewer Alastair McKay described the melody as "clockwork" while noting that Eno's "yen for melodic simplicity" was evident.

In Axelson's own words, "we're defining the new casual as a polished way of dressing down," and that mantra was evident in the elegant simplicity of the collection.

There is no reason not to accept the explanations for these preferences as evident in the narrations: the simplicity and regularity of clinical treatment, as well as its social acceptability, make it a natural preference in this context.