Sentence examples for ideal simplicity from inspiring English sources

He plays it with ideal simplicity, standing still with quiet authority and receptiveness.

Sharing the same set — a room in the stately Derbyshire country home, Sidley Park (designed with ideal simplicity by Hildegard Bechtler) — these four actors exude a thrilling energy that flows across the centuries and reminds us that intellectual and erotic magnetism are not mutually exclusive.

Study of medieval culture imbued some painters with a Christian ideal of simplicity and moral integrity.

In a culture that supports the ideal of simplicity, there is no need to be broad or a daredevil to attract a clientele.

But the singers had traveled much closer to this ideal of simplicity, down to their dark costumes, plain against the dancers' sweeping coat dresses and structured skirts (designed by Erika Turunen).

While a direct demonstration of other types of transformation (particularly 3-D transformations such as changes of viewpoint) would have been ideal, the simplicity of the model means that translations may serve as examples of the general case.

But he was definitively influenced by Gandhi's ideals of simplicity and truth and his fight against injustice.

The massive paintings and high ceilings seem at odds with the Five Star Movement's professed ideals of simplicity, transparency and the modest exercise of power.

Carnap was influenced by the phenomenological tradition (through Husserl himself) and empiricist tradition (especially Russell and Mach) and the ideals of simplicity and reductive logical analysis in the early works of Russell and Wittgenstein.

The locomotives were based on the GWR 4300 class, improved by the Midland Railway's ideals of simplicity and ease of maintenance.

Walking, as an intervention, is ideal in its simplicity as a means of improving mobility, strength, and endurance, and in its ability to be integrated into daily care routines.