Sentence examples for simple and serious from inspiring English sources

The coffee menu is simple and serious (no special pumpkin flavors for fall), informing the fraction of customers who understand that espresso is served triple ristretto (three times the coffee grind packed into space for one).

These typically folksy, homespun words from the Masters champion provide a simple and serious message.

It's just that simple and that serious folks.

This approach is simple and tackles a serious disadvantage of the simple kernel estimate with a fixed bandwidth: for a spatially clustered point dataset, a small bandwidth gives a noisy or variable estimate for the sparsely populated area, while a large bandwidth mixes up the boundaries between the densely populated areas and the sparsely populated areas.

And so the idea of using toys to represent gay men was born, and evolved from simple and carefree, to serious and thought-provoking.

Bernstein defined his goal when still in his 20s: it was "to write something simple yet serious and wholly American, something everybody would understand..

"And that women may be dressed in simple clothing, with a quiet and serious air; not with vanity about her hair and gold or jewels or expensive clothing;" (1 Timothy 2 9) Encourage your husband to expect you to be modest in public and erotic in private with him.

"Women may be dressed in simple clothing, with a quiet and serious air; not with vanity about her hair and gold or jewels or expensive clothing;"(1 Timothy 2 9) Encourage your wife to be modest in public and erotic in private with you.

Such opinions suggest that what they have to say is so simple and obvious that no serious judicial effort is needed.

Both speakers agreed that we are now in "a change-oriented environment" wherein a majority of the electorate is "unsettled and serious" and seeking simple and direct messages.

Venetian operas were extravagant affairs in which the improbable plots a mixture of comic and serious elements—unfolded in simple recitative, and the arias took on a new, lyrical idiom.