Sentence examples for least elaborate from inspiring English sources

A Time to Keep Silence (1957) is the least elaborate and most accessible of his books.

In the Netherlands, the subsidy scheme is the least elaborate and consistent.

This option may be the least expensive and the least elaborate.

The clause that begins "as if" is at once for our benefit and not: It explicates, or at least elaborates; and yet many of her readers will not know what jamun-fruit is.

What Mr. Sabharwal calls "genius" others would call dysfunction, or at the very least, an elaborate workaround, or temporary fix.

The whole thing is at least as elaborate as the metalwork of Benvenuto Cellini and resembles a special effect from a "Transformers" movie.

During Henry's last years, Cranmer's enemies laid at least three elaborate plots to destroy him by convicting him of heresy, but on each occasion they were foiled by Henry's curious attachment to him.

Rather than having coaches and players go on and on about how baseball is the center of their lives, it would be intriguing to hear at least one elaborate on what that means.

Once, before the juggernaut of television and movies, when bourgeois social life centered around dining, theater, sporting events and, of course, dancing, most respectable neighborhoods would have at least one elaborate building with rooms that could be rented for all of these functions.

If you're trying to build a mobile game for the hardcore crowd, you're going to want things like at least moderately elaborate graphics… you'll probably choose to build on iOS first.

In fact, the script for "Dunsinane" never mentions the word "Macbeth," surely a nod to the theatrical tradition of never uttering such a bad-luck word inside a theater — at least without elaborate expunging rituals.