Sentence examples for pleasant simplicity from inspiring English sources
The tersely named "Arbre et Façade" has a pleasant simplicity while "Hôtel de France" can boast a single automobile in the street, an allusion to the motor oil.
Clad with MSI exclusive Color Film Print coating, along with an independent Chiclet keyboard and a seamless touchpad, these laptops were modeled in pleasant simplicity and full quality.
Writing about Hughes's "Selected Poems" in the Times in 1959, Baldwin — who chastised his elder for reducing blackness to a kind of pleasant Negro simplicity — began with a bang: Every time I read Langston Hughes I am amazed all over again by his genuine gifts — and depressed that he has done so little with them. . . .
The strain of the fight had shaded into a desire for simplicity and order, an almost pleasant teariness.
It is unusually good — a pleasant reminder of the well-executed, rustic simplicity that is so characteristic of the Finger Lakes region.
Shelley Duvall works as an attendant there and is an almost pathetically pleasant and simple soul who masks her simplicities with the sorts of worldly wisdom to be gained from the women's magazines at supermarket checkout counters.
Both designs relied on simplicity and a stripped-down conceptualization of what makes a space pleasant or even beautiful — window placement, airflow, harmonious colors — in the absence of luxury finishes or elaborate architecture.
Simplicity, Simplicity, Simplicity!
'Simplicity, simplicity, simplicity!' urges Thoreau.
