Sentence examples for simplicity of the argument from inspiring English sources

I'm starting to understand the simplicity of the argument – it's always left and right, and it's been like that for hundreds of years.

This line of reasoning is now widely known as the "slingshot argument", a term coined by Jon Barwise and John Perry in (Barwise and Perry 1981, 395), who stressed thus an extraordinary simplicity of the argument and the minimality of presuppositions involved.

For simplicity of the argument, we assume that parameters are known, and omit showing these values.

The paper, Dr. Cronin said, was remarkable for "the simplicity of the arguments and the immensity of the consequences".

Since the velocity spread of the atomic beam is much larger than the spread in the NO beam in our experiments, for the sake of simplicity of the arguments we assume all spreads for the NO beam to be zero.

There's an appealing simplicity to the argument for investing in women and girls.

Embrace the simplicity of the debate rules.

Like so many others, I was charmed by the apparent simplicity of Smith's argument, and wanted the invisible hand to work universally, with no fraud, no hypocritical praising of free markets while seeking government support, no cynicism replacing moral sentiments, no concealment disguised as "self-regulation".

It also adds a Mendelssohnian argument about the simplicity of the soul, and, most surprisingly, includes a digression on aesthetic judgment that anticipates a central argument of his subsequent Essay on Taste.

We omit by notation simplicity the argument s, in the next equations.

Notice that, for simplicity, the argument makes reference to an almost rigid body, i.e., to one for which all particles are around H in one of the states of the superposition and around T in the other.