Sentence examples for simple yet distinctive from inspiring English sources
Take, for example, the simple yet distinctive logo of Coca-Cola, which was created in 1887.
Tyler Martin of Stylus said that the song's rhythm section was "brilliant, a simple, yet distinctive beat that could only come from the Neptunes.
As a simple yet highly distinctive phrase with the potential to co-opt other cultural reference points, it got social media going, drawing comedy connections with everyone from Aunt Becky from 90s sitcom Full House to a 2012 meme that had recast Taylor Swift as a deceased marijuana snorter named Becky.
The author's own simple yet lyrical voice is too distinctive to allow him to fall into full mimic mode, but then he never attempts to dazzle linguistically in a novel that has its own subdued tenor.
Rachel Dickstein, the show's inventor and the founder of the company Ripe Time, has developed a distinctive stage language, simple yet effective, overlapping words with movement, poetic image with sound (the score is by the jazz pianist and composer Vijay Iyer).
Simple, yet transformative!
Simple, yet aspirational.
A simple yet radical notion.
"So simple, yet so important!
It's simple yet perfect".
