Sentence examples similar to simplicity of sorting from inspiring English sources

It is striking how many of the world's most successful businesses thrive on simplicity of some sort.

The ruminations led him to a guiding principle of sorts: "the simplicity of old Greek tragedies and the realism of Renaissance".

The default list of available RSS feeds only offers one source for each category – something that was likely done for simplicity, but sort of defeats the point of being able to monitor a wide variety of sources for a single subject.

He loved the flatness of Romanesque painting, the importance given to small things as much as to angels or saints, and the mixture of simplicity and a sort of deep and deliberate line and use of colour which gave it a stark intensity.

A far less loaded word than spirit or soul, simplicity "is sort of like a Rorschach," said Carrie Tuhy, the managing editor of Real Simple.

He knows the heart of darkness in the American imperial sublime, as his fascination with Melville shows - Ahab in Moby-Dick is 'the fanatic idealist who brings the world down through some sort of simplicity of mind'.

"I think he will bring an enormous clarity and a sort of simplicity of trying to get to the heart of issues and already there is a willingness to have ordinary conversations with folk here," he said.

Due to simplicity of their operation and low cost, magnetic bead-based sorting has become one of the widely used standards for cell sorting in the form MACS [49].

[Eventually] we sort of went back to the simplicity of circling a blue dot to blow it up.

The simplicity of the story, and particularly the power of those songs, sort of floored us.

For the SORT to be used routinely, the speed and simplicity of collecting variables were important features to retain.