The phrase 'exquisite simplicity' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe something or someone that is appealing in its or their simplicity. For example, "The sunset was an exquisite simplicity of blues, pinks and oranges."
It's a far cry from the exquisite simplicity of the earlier lament "An den Wassern zu Babeln," on the 1987 ECM Pärt CD "Arbos".
He was speaking of Sushi Yasuda, at 204 East 43rd Street, known for the exquisite simplicity and finesse of its fish and rice.
In just 250 words, the text delineates Little Bear and his adoring mother richly but with the exquisite simplicity of a haiku poem: It is cold.
Exquisite simplicity: If I had to describe Swedish glass artist Carina Seth Andersson's work in a quick sound bite, that would be it.
Here too is a story of remarkable alchemy: an explanation of how Mr. Jobs fused the '70s-era West Coast cultures of music, microchips, meditation and extreme physical bravado into an ethos of exquisite simplicity.
This narrator has been compared to the Stage Manager in Thornton Wilder's masterpiece "Our Town," but his running commentary about time and human existence never comes close to the exquisite simplicity of Wilder's words.
A Schubert group began with "Im Frühling," a gently lyrical song that Mr. Polenzani sang with exquisite grace and simplicity.
In his liner notes to the original 1959 LP release of Kind of Blue, Bill Evans wrote that Miles Davis's musical frameworks were "exquisite in their simplicity," allowing musicians the freedom to interpret the melodies in their own style.
They're marked by a blend of poise and improvisation, a hard-won simplicity that fuses exquisite taste and intricate form.
Jacques Grange, a French decorator, wrote about Frank in the catalog for the sale: "Exquisite proportions, elegance of form, simplicity of line, the blend of materials, the ease and harmony of his combinations of shapes, render his work timeless.
As a component of the enormously complex, time-consuming and entirely exquisite dish it's pure simplicity, something anyone can execute, whether a grandmother with time on her hands or a near-hysterical parent on a weeknight mission.
