Sentence examples for plain principles from inspiring English sources

Loach's style is an earnest stab at non-style; by this standard, anything fancier — Godard's political movies of the sixties, for instance — would be a betrayal of the plain principles of socialist realism.

Most require high literacy and do not use plain language principles.

Spielberg exerts himself to make his principles plain, but he does so surreptitiously, under the guise of solemn fidelity to the authority of history.

The bed The four rooms have individual touches but follow the same principles: plain white walls, dark polished wooden floors and giant arty black-and-white photographs of Florence offset by rustic, beamed ceilings.

And he went on to make it quietly plain that his principles are uncompromising on this, even if his boss's policy may not seem so: All I'm saying is, if you believe that life begins at conception, that, therefore, doesn't change the definition of life.

The world's strongest military alliance has now made it plain that this principle is sacred no more.

His insistence on clear, plain, unitary, absolute principle did not cut against the Brennan view.

It was read aloud at the Court by the Chief Justice on September 29 , 1958 "The controlling legal principles are plain.

This material was iteratively modified to emphasize shared decision making and incorporate the principles of plain language.

Decision aids have proliferated in recent years yet most require high levels of literacy to access them and have not been designed according to the principles of plain language.

To develop a decision aid that was more sensitive to the needs of adults with low literacy, principles of plain language and basic design were applied, together with simple techniques to reduce cognitive effort for the reader.