Sentence examples similar to notwithstanding its plainness from inspiring English sources

The spare immediacy of Hong's style reverses this trajectory: it approaches, in its plainness, an amateur's inspirations.

It doesn't go for the overly quirky or stylish, it's just stubborn in its plainness which simply works.

His plain style is unostentatious even in its plainness, avoiding musical balance but also taking care not to seem mannered or excessively clipped.

In its plainness and honest depiction of ordinary lives, it's the painting that most nearly resembles his fiction.

The double duet that precedes it, also set to Pärt, is much more powerful for its plainness and restraint.

Thirteenth-century dress was noted for its plainness.

"Of course, the beauty of my upbringing was in its plainness," he writes.

All who read it lawyers and nonlawyers alike were surprised at its plainness.

It's a restrained, taut piece in three continuous movements, almost ritualised in its plainness, and tremendously powerful in effect.

That move was effective in its plainness and Capello's team had perhaps been patient rather than listless until then.

Blue-collar workers and billionaires alike appreciate its charms even if they are sometimes frustrated by its inflexibility; are attracted to its plainness while being inspired by its palpable integrity.