Sentence examples for simple but kind from inspiring English sources

The setup was easy, and the software itself is simple, but kind of bland in the design department.

In a simple but kind gesture she drops her beloved bear necklace into the sea hoping it goes to where the colourful items come from.

Again, it's extremely simple, but kind of interesting — especially in a post-FriendFeed acquisition world.

Wes Ramsey as Christian William Markelli, an LA party boy aspiring to be an actor, Christian has his ideas of happiness and the meaning of life challenged when he falls for the simple but kind-hearted Aaron.

It looked simple but that kind of movement takes precision and concentration to pull off because it is so repetitive and so blasted fast.

It all sounds pretty simple, but that's kind of the point — when I met with Sandro De Moraes before he launched the app, he said "the classic mistake" that he and his brother made with GoldMic was "focusing on other areas instead of the core".

The epidermal reconstruction produces all typical layers found in vivo and thus makes the model much less simple, but only this kind of model allows the study of full differentiation in keratinocyte and production of the cornified barrier.

In his essay "The Aitch of Innocence," Mr. Rakoff muses on the 'h' in "Oh, Canada": "that lone deprecatory letter," to be contrasted with "a Whitmanesque, odic crow (which would be a simple but heroic 'O.')" This kind of nuanced, introspective take is rare among the artworks in "Oh, Canada," as endearing as many of them are.

More than 600 contemporaneous structures of an analogous but simpler kind have been discovered in Britain, in Brittany, and elsewhere in Europe and the Americas.

It was the kind of simple but powerful dish that gives a place real backbone.

The few puzzles in it are simple but unusually clever for this kind of game, although the player is given more hints than necessary.