Sentence examples for simplified kind from inspiring English sources

The trick is that, like Kipling, he understood that the sound of spoken English might be anything but blunt — that spoken English tends to be more circuitous, touched by asides, than the self-consciously simplified kind.

A simplified kind of account called Mzansi was launched in 2004 to reach the unbanked, and portable banks and ATMs have been rolled out in townships and in the countryside.

FOHPN are a simplified kind of HPN.

Simplified, very simplified.

–suggested simplified tax form, STANTON DELAPLANE.

Print the adult simplified renewal form.

It's the kind of simplified generalization that tends to be made by an individual with a shallow understanding of a language and a culture.

Mr. Boulud has a gift for this kind of simplified, hearty food, and he always seems to be looking for any excuse to get back to the Lyonnais cafe that his parents once ran.

The spareness of his verse steers the reader toward this kind of simplified perception, but it's in the nature of language to form a network of allusions and associations that crowd out immediate impressions.

Instead of a civil religion, Rousseau here outlines a personal religion, which proves to be a kind of simplified Christianity, involving neither revelation nor the familiar dogmas of the church.

He is not the middlebrow Nostradamus we have made him but the Audubon of our politics — a classically trained, romantically minded Frenchman at large in America, who saw everything that he thought was native and had a life of its own and marked it down in a kind of simplified, sublime cartooning.