Sentence examples for simplicity more from inspiring English sources

The womenswear in particular strikes an appealing balance between soft femininity and a simplicity more associated with men's clothing.

Purists may scoff, and I'll grant you that the flavor here is slightly less complex than what you would get with a roux, but the ease and simplicity more than make up for it.

The Brexit campaign, meanwhile, argues that immigration has caused the housing crisis: the argument seems seductive in its simplicity – more people come through Britain's borders, more people take homes, fewer homes are available.

That search for a 21st-century version pushes her to make simplicity more complex, as in skirts cut off at that awkward mid-calf length with a fishtail swoosh at the back.

But they were willing to give Morris a chance, and his first piece, L'Allegro, il Penseroso ed il Moderato received grudgingly positive reviews, though others grumbled that Morris's work demonstrated a "dumbfounding simplicity, more American than European".

There was a foundation of gravitas under the words that made their stark simplicity more impactful.

The Benedictine Rule initiated by Benedict of Nursia succeeded in the West because of its simplicity and restraint; more formidable alternatives were available in the 6th century.

An age that some have coined a period of great downshifting or "voluntary simplicity" where more and more young rural and urban inhabitants alike want to return to the land and start producing food.

More convenience, ease, and simplicity equals more opt-outs.

But simplicity is more than an escape from complexity.

But writing in Fast Company, Dan Heath and Chip Heath argue that "the point of simplicity is more fundamental".