Sentence examples for simplicity because from inspiring English sources

"We used to look for simplicity because we wanted a neat picture," Dr. Lieberman, of George Washington University, said.

It's been said that economists cultivate complexity and resist simplicity, because there's no money to be made if everyone understands everything.

Tolstoy can seem almost childlike in his simplicity, because he is not embarrassed to do the kind of thing beloved of children's and fairy-tale writers when they read the emotions on the face of a cat or a donkey.

For whatever reason, women struggle with small screens, whereas men do almost as well on them as on PC monitors.Large screens, for their part, require simplicity because they tend to be further away than a PC monitor and operated by a remote control, or because of the context in which they might be used.

Stik's style was born of necessity: the monochrome scheme because it required only a black spray can and some discarded white house paint; the simplicity because "six lines and two dots was the quickest way to draw a human figure without getting caught".

"I focused on total, basic simplicity, because that's all I could afford," says Levitt.

Hertz's mechanical theory of elastic contact was chosen for its simplicity and because for our AFM measurements quite low contact forces were applied.

It appealed not only because of its simplicity but because the richness of the cheese sauce was flattering to the humble onion.

We favour the direct model because of its simplicity and because ubiquitylation is generally thought to promote degradation, rather than stabilization, of proteins.

We note that the breath-holding and hyperventilation tasks were chosen for the present studies because of their simplicity, and because their effects can be directly measured on subject foreheads (without hair) with good signal-to-noise ratio (SNR).

The model proposed here is attractive because of its simplicity and because it emerges naturally from the realization that the accessory helix of complexins is negatively charged (see Supplementary figure 1 of Huntwork and Littleton (2007)), together with examination of the crystal structure of the WT CpxI(26-83)/SNARE complex.