Sentence examples for idea of simplicity from inspiring English sources

People like the idea of simplicity.

I am not entirely sure this song is "about" Basie, though Skinner's crisp delivery and short verses certainly fit inside the idea of "simplicity".

The idea of simplicity in materials and an emphasis on craft were the focus of the work of students at the Accademia di Costume e di Moda here.

Thus the propaganda role of the talent show is to promote the idea of simplicity over complexity, of popularity over talent, of banality over genuine invention because complexity encourages critical thought and critical thought is the enemy of authoritarianism.

"The ratios already turn up in maths and art, which suggests that the proportion systems capture some idea of simplicity for these numbers," said Harriss, adding that he is working on a proof that every algebraic number is the ratio of a rectangle belonging to a proportion system.

A developer's idea of simplicity is different from a finance chief or a customer service agent.

She explains that many households in Denmark still have a copy of a folk songbook that they sing from to "affirm the ideas of simplicity, cheerfulness, reciprocity, community, and belonging".

An idea of beautiful simplicity, this design will serve all four operas.

Where Housman employed the idea of rural simplicity, Mr. Taylor invokes primitive ceremony.

In the 1990s some neo-hippies and fed-up yuppies took up the idea of Voluntary Simplicity, Downshifting or Simple Living.

There's nothing like a bit of gore to dispel any notion of "quiet grandeur," or a quiver full of gold-tipped arrows to mock the idea of "noble simplicity".