Sentence examples for overtly simple from inspiring English sources

Publications emphasizing practicality has not been able to achieve effective protection, probably due to their overtly simple protection method, while publications emphasizing theories are difficult to put into practice due to the complicated protection method devised by them.

Whether it was the overtly simple yet fantastical notion of a man on an island who granted wishes.

"In an age of celebrating simplicity, are we doing too little to celebrate complexity?" Even overtly simple works of literary fiction like a Hemingway short story hold layers of meaning, of course (and no one who's read a masterpiece like his "Hills Like White Elephants" would disagree).

Participants overtly named pictures with simple noun phrases (e.g. "Haus").

Then, too, Mr. Huang's music probably did not sit well with the authorities, who, in a throwback to actions against progressive composers like Shostakovich in Soviet Russia, would surely have preferred a simpler, more overtly melodic style.

Watts, who also tends toward less overtly sexy looks, wore a simple beige dress that dipped well below her bustline.

In the text book by Fayers and Machin, section 2.5 states "the simplest and most overtly sensible approach to measure QOL is to use global rating scales" "A global single item measure may be a more valid measure of the concept of interest than a score from a multi-item scale" [ 32].

Written from an overtly Christian perspective, Rich in Years offers simple, practical, sound insight about a raft of issues associated with old age.