Sentence examples for matter how simple from inspiring English sources
Most projects, no matter how simple, took five years.
Most trafficking cases, no matter how simple, drag on for years.
No matter how simple it looks, Mother's Day is a complicated holiday.
In this spending-equals-patriotism climate, they have not encouraged true sacrifice, no matter how simple.
Guests are always delighted to be served good food, no matter how simple it is.
Colour and silhouette will make an entrance no matter how simple a dress is.
But because GoodFellas acknowledges that a better lifestyle (at least better on the surface) comes with huge costs, it gets to the heart of a central American puzzlement: Is there dignity in accepting a simple, humble life, or must we always be pioneers and entrepreneurs striving for something bigger and better no matter how many "simple things" we have to give up?
But the recipe is only as reliable as the cook: no matter how seemingly simple, there's always room for disaster.
Every problem — no matter how apparently simple it may be — comes with a long list of assumptions attached.
Brian Ferneyhough, known for virtuosic layering of sounds and textures, once told me that "every musical technique you write into your score, no matter how intricate or simple, can be heard, or at least felt, by the listener".
But instead, it has only accentuated the blame game, with each side having their own narrative in which one team has taken only reasonable steps and their opponents have "done nothing". Readers should not necessarily believe there is only one side to this story, no matter how complex — or simple — it may sound on television.
