Sentence examples for simple to draw from inspiring English sources

Single elimination used to be a popular playoff format; you don't see it much any more, but it is awfully simple to draw up.

"Isn't she a sweetie?" If Ms. Arnold were a machine, it would be simple to draw a straight line between her lung disease, her hip surgery and her chances of recovery.

One conclusion that is simple to draw is that it's extraordinarily difficult for a pregnant woman with clinical depression to find some definitive answer about what's best for her in her situation.

Our purpose was simple: to draw attention to the human suffering, to call for humanitarian aid and workers to be allowed in, and to call for the fighting to stop.

The motivation for the campaign led by Children of Prisoners Europe (Cope, a European network of charitable organisations and partners in prison or child-welfare related fields) is very simple: to draw attention to the rights and needs of children separated from a parent in prison.

So the overall crime figures suggest it's not that simple to draw a link between youth service cuts and offending.

The doors are a bit simpler to draw.

All it requires is a stylus (or even a simple pencil) to draw the transfer function on the screen.

Successful advocates recognise the value of emotional appeals and simple stories to draw attention to a problem.

"The one simple lesson to draw from President Obama's legacy: Do not start off with a compromise," Manning wrote.

Much like the recently departed annual Paso Robles wine event Hospice du Rhone, it started with a simple idea to draw attention to an undiscovered piece of the wine world.