Sentence examples for little simplicity from inspiring English sources

"We need to solve the basic elephant-size problem that involves the general public's experience and perception of recycling," says Hedlund. "It's time for a little simplicity in a very complex industry".

A little simplicity is not a bad thing, but neither is finding ways to make the older ideas mix with the latest without losing either.

But there was too little of that simplicity among skirts sparkling with a mosaic of beading and mid-calf dresses with a lattice at the hips.

Its simplicity, little more than a gesture in clay, and utterly indeterminate authorship -- was it made by a factory? a clever art student? a bored housewife?

In particular, best-system chances may also attach to initial conditions: adding to the dynamical laws a probability assignment, or distribution, over initial conditions may provide a substantial gain in strength with relatively little cost in simplicity.

You crushed bouncy, pig-tailed, little girl's simplicity.

This method is effective but a little crude: unless simplicity is the most important consideration or τ must be fixed, as is the case when used in the context of Richardson extrapolation [ 22], it is advisable to use more advanced τ-leap methods.

The beauty of a Frito is in its simplicity: a little cornmeal, lots of salt, not much else.

The Met has chosen black and gray for its banners, rectilinear simplicity, and little in the way of special effects.

"I learned how much you can do with very little, the potential of simplicity and the ability to make unbelievable things from modest means, to dream huge dreams".

Claudio, whose instantaneous love for Hero is contrasted with the more wary wrangling of Beatrice and Benedick, is portrayed with stolid simplicity and little palpable feeling by Matthew Amendt.