Sentence examples for simplicity and directness from inspiring English sources

Tilsley wrote with a simplicity and directness that amazed Bigelow.

The melodic line he sings is all the more sublime for its simplicity and directness.

"This connection of simplicity and directness with his greatness, it was from the heavens.

The resulting images combine simplicity and directness with great formal sophistication.

Vinje's lyric poems are notable for their simplicity and directness and their deep appreciation of nature.

Here is a writer who can convey with simplicity and directness such a terrible fear.

"Tiffany's jewelry designs distinguished themselves from their European counterparts because they brought a new freshness, simplicity, naturalism and directness," Mr. Loring writes.

The persuasiveness of Kafka's narratives is almost entirely an effect of his style, which native German-speakers will assure us is well-nigh unique in German literature for its simplicity, control and directness.

The grandson of a courtier of the Prussian Queen Luise, for whom he maintained a lifelong reverence, and an on-again, off-again admirer of Bismarck, whose speeches he loved to read over breakfast (and whose style he compared, favorably, to Shakespeare's), Fontane had an abiding admiration for the values of the old Prussian nobility, the Junkertum: simplicity, honor, and directness.

Antique folk art is usually admired for its soulful simplicity and unaffected directness.

Each track, often on the theme of soured love, has a simplicity and a directness that is characteristic of the best pop.