Sentence examples for quite elementary from inspiring English sources

The answer is not quite elementary, my dear Watson, but more a result of a combination of circumstances.

The mechanisms for these extractions are often far more complex than the outcomes, which can be quite elementary in their brutality.

"With an unusually piercing blare of trumpets from the Book-of-the-Month Club, whose co-selection for September it is, and with a resounding ruffle of publicity drums, an odd little book is published today," Prescott wrote, before adding: "There is nothing so startlingly brilliant about this quite elementary fable, it seems to me, to justify a tempest in anything larger than a teacup".

Weyl's proof is quite elementary involving appropriate substitutions and index manipulations.

The next two lemmas are quite elementary via differential calculus; see [23, 25].

We start that part with a lemma that is quite elementary.

The Vermont legislature declined to gl along with anything quite as elementary as that, but it did compromise with Lasser, on a handy ten-line form.

It must have been quite an elementary field in those days, because I seem to have strayed into an unfrequented corner where I came across some French aircraft, with their crews.

Assuming knowledge of Gröbner basics, the proofs are quite short and elementary.

Csikszentmihalyi's research also identified creative individuals who were quite negative about their elementary and secondary school experiences.

The set of natural numbers cannot be defined in the predicative version of TST, but the set of singletons of natural numbers can be defined and can be used to prove some instances of induction (enough to do quite a bit of elementary mathematics).