Sentence examples for marked by simplicity from inspiring English sources

The burial service is marked by simplicity.

It is small, self-effacing and quiet, an adult dining spot with a short, sane menu marked by simplicity and integrity.

His productions were marked by simplicity and unity of concept, with the emphasis being placed on the movement of actors and of light.

With the start of the long reign of Klemens, Fürst (prince) von Metternich, and the so-called Biedermeier period, which was marked by simplicity and homeliness in art and design, Beethoven's creative life entered its third and final phase.

Innovative developments in the design of product and manufacturing systems are often marked by simplicity, at least in retrospect, that has previously been shrouded by restrictive mental models or limited knowledge transfer.

For the most part the ceremonial, though not lacking in pomp and spectacular display, was marked by Democratic simplicity.

Hammerstein's lyrics are often marked by a simplicity and sensitivity perhaps best exemplified by "If I Loved You" (from Carousel).

February 27 , 1606Paris, France December 28 , 1656Paris, France Laurent de La Hire, La Hire also spelled La Hyre (born Feb. 27, 1606, Paris, Fr. died Dec. 28, 1656, Paris) French Baroque classical painter whose best work is marked by gravity, simplicity, and dignity.

The Campo de flores (1893; "Field of Flowers") of João de Deus contained some of the finest short poems in the language, marked by a spontaneous simplicity.

As Ip Man (Leung) trains in the martial arts style known as wing chun, marked by a fluid simplicity, he encounters — and fights — practitioners of other martial-arts styles.

In a show of exceptional simplicity marked by elements of grandeur, Mr. Ghesquiere demonstrated again why he is fashion's current darling.