Sentence examples for simple to think from inspiring English sources

While the plan is all but impossible, their goal is simple: to think of the children.

It is practically suitable,and perhaps psychologically more simple to think in terms of mappings and objects.

With this notation, it is simple to think of v as a 'semi-continuous matrix' of R n × [ 0, τ μ [. Hence, the operator '⋅' can be though of as a matrix multiplication.

That suggests that it may be too simple to think of a receptor like CB1 as a mere switch that always does the same thing if it is activated, he says.

Why was he so simple to think he could force someone to love him and only see things his way?

It is conceptually simple to think of the data analysis in terms of repeated measures analysis of covariance (ANCOVA) where stigmatising attitudes are the outcome measures measured twice within a person (ie, a measure of personal and professional stigma).

This fracturing denies economies of scale, and creates a need to paper over the cracks between the regional franchises by means of complicated contracts – or it might be simpler to think of that paper as taking the form of cheques paid to accountants and lawyers.

It's called Windows 8, but it might be simpler to think of it as Windows 7 + 1. Underneath everything that you'll see at first is the same Windows that anyone who has been using Windows 7 since October 2009 is used to seeing.

Richard Windsor, formerly of Nomura Research and now running his own Radio Free Mobile consultancy, says it is simpler to think of Apple stock not as equity, but a bond – paying a return (through its dividend) on the investment of buying it.

We hold each other to high standards -- to do things faster, better and simpler; to think boldly and challenge the status quo; to be resilient in the face of adversity.

It always seemed overly simple, or wishful, or childlike to think of the divine as a big spiritual Daddy.