Sentence examples for simplified look from inspiring English sources

Microsoft launched its new version of Windows today, with a simplified look that it hopes will make up for the terrible reaction to its last major release.

The new site has an overall cleaner and simplified look.

Google was after a cleaner, more simplified look — for all of its products.

The company explains it learned from beta customers that users preferred a "more simplified look" that also offers personalization options.

The service, which is currently being tested in India (and sadly, not in the U.S. despite the messages sent out last night), has an extremely clean look and feel to it — one that is reminiscent of the old days of Facebook, when its simplified look drew users away from the cluttered MySpace.

Indeed, his paintings strip away the niceties of commercial art, laying bare the combativeness that pressures the viewer, as if shouting "Look at me" with bold colors and jagged lines that, when enlarged and simplified, look quite clean.

The Kestrel also has the option of a simplified software look, ideal for the non-tech savvy.

If industrial aquaculture continues to grow, said Carl Safina, the president of Blue Ocean Institute, a conservation group, "this wondrously varied component of our diet will go the way of land animals — get simplified, all look the same and generally become quite boring".

Hartshorne's Platonic or Bergsonian argument against creation ex nihilo, in simplified form, looks something like this: one can in fact imagine the nonexistence of this or that, or even of this or that class of things, a fact that gives some the confidence to (erroneously) think that this process can go on infinitely such that one could imagine a state in which there was "absolutely nothing".

The sets and costumes have a simplified nineteen-thirties look, the choreography is tinged with ballroom steps, and Cinderella is more of a tomboy than a victim.

Publishers differ on how they account for various costs, but a composite, and necessarily simplified, picture might look like this, according to interviews with executives at several major houses: On a typical hardcover, the publisher sets a suggested retail price.