In 1942 he became archbishop of York, in which office his common sense, careful preparation of speeches, and gift for expressing in simple language the thoughts of laymen on matters of social, political, and religious interest made him a national figure.
It was a gospel expressed in the simple language of a man who was a 19-year-old private when he was struck by the burst of a German shell over the British trenches in September 1917 and sent home to recover from his wounds.
And her folksy, Midwestern air and her ability to express complex financial issues in simple language turned her into an unlikely media superstar.
Roosevelt spoke directly to the American people, from the White House, explaining complicated issues in simple language.
These voters would not warm to a Democratic Party committed to telling simple truths in simple language.
It is written in simple language.
Interviewer: Was the test result explained to you in simple language?
Information given in simple language is supposedly better remembered [ 6, 7, 9, 10].
This information should be simplified for clarity, and presented in simple language with use of illustrations.
