Sentence examples for exaggerated simplicity from inspiring English sources

(Example of exaggerated simplicity: If the encoding key is to move each letter two spaces toward the end of the alphabet, turning "money" into "oqpga," the decoding key is to move them two spaces toward the front).

Mr. Fugard lays out some of those differences with exaggerated and deceptive simplicity in the initial scene, which presents the closing arguments of the schoolroom debate between Isabel and Thami.

In summary, Pascal adopted an interpretation of natural science that exaggerated both the ease with which the consequences of observations and experiments could be determined, and the simplicity of the logical links between theories or hypotheses and their apparently confirming or disconfirming evidence.

This isn't to compare Lively's performance with Sandra Bullock's, but there are ample similarities between the two films in their exaggerated energy and go-for-broke simplicity.

Simplicity, Simplicity, Simplicity!

'Simplicity, simplicity, simplicity!' urges Thoreau.

But these are exaggerated.

Simplicity, or the intention of being simple, is at the core of Boston U speech, though by the time the writer grew up it was allright to speak in an exaggerated way as long as it was extreme enough.

Simplicity reigned.

He exaggerated only slightly.

An exaggerated comparison?