I celebrate the noise, but there's no simplicity in it.
The New Yorker, April 19 , 1941P. 9 Our latest invention is simplicity itself, being no more than a blank, or silent, phonograph record.
By Chester T. Crowell and Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, April 19 , 1941P. 9 Our latest invention is simplicity itself, being no more than a blank, or silent, phonograph record.
The two movies had depth, nuance, a burnished and reflective nostalgia for a simplicity that was no longer possible.
Simplicity is no guarantee, though.
Um, dunno!" singinggardener asks whether "Swindle odd round German, and puzzling" is "too easy?" Simplicity is no sin here, and a clue ending in "puzzle" rather than "puzzling" would be both easier and more delightful.
As with buying your first Macintosh, once you get used to the ease and simplicity, there is no going back to anything else.
There is no greater argument for film simplicity than OUR TOWN (1940), based on Thornton Wilder's Pulitzer Prize-winning play.
But some doctors say there is no good substitute for the simplicity, speed and low cost of the rapid tests.
In a culture that supports the ideal of simplicity, there is no need to be broad or a daredevil to attract a clientele.
