"The strength of his message is its simplicity: 'We think this is wrong, and we won't support anybody who votes for it,' " Mr. Flanagan said.
In the mid-century Modernists demonstrated "less is more" with nearly no ornamental elements and stark simplicity - think the Google search page prior to all those whimsical banners.
"Palm talks a lot about simplicity, but we think you can have simplicity without compromise," said Ben Waldman, vice president of Microsoft's mobile devices division.
Yours, __________ To Stanley Burnshaw February 19 , 1965Chicago Dear Stanley: In my simplicity I thought the noise of "Herzog" would presently die down, but it seems only to get louder.
Yours, ______ To Stanley Burnshaw February 19 , 1965Chicago Dear Stanley: In my simplicity I thought the noise of "Herzog" would presently die down, but it seems only to get louder.
She praised the fluff's innocence and simplicity: "I thought the burnt meringue on top and the slightly melty fruit at the bottom was a really nice experience," she said.
A variant occurs in To Have and Have Not where Brennan plays the drunken sailor, Eddie, Bogart's companion at sea and sometimes on land; when asked "What do you look after him for", Bogart replies with chivalric simplicity: "He thinks he's looking after me".
Sometimes I think simplicity is key.
This is a naive stance, but it has moral clarity, and I think simplicity and clarity of purpose is needed, in addition to a great deal of research on low-carbon energy.
For the sake of simplicity, we can think of the sign as the signifier, for example, a written word, an utterance, smoke as a sign for fire etc.
