Sentence examples for something elementary from inspiring English sources

"That's something elementary that I let slip by.

Among the tricks Dr. Greene will explicate is one called the Double-Slit Experiment, which illustrates how something elementary like an electron can turn out to be a particle or a wave, depending on what the scientist does after the electron has passed the pair of slits in question.

She shares with The Creators Project, "I try to free video from technology, because I see art as a language and technology is only something elementary.

Hector De La Torre, a 40-something elementary school teacher who usually votes Democratic, used exactly the same word as Mr. Hunsaker, except to describe Mr. Bush.

Letourneau was a 30-something elementary school teacher from Seattle who, in the mid-1990s, was convicted of having sex with a sixth-grade pupil.

I can't think of any commercial broadcaster that would do something as elementary as that".

There is something very elementary that recreational players can do to improve their games in a highly sophisticated way.

People don't feel they have to waste their precious, limited practice time perfecting something so elementary.

"These high schoolers know when to not eat something, but elementary schoolers - do they know if meat is bad or not?" asked Mr Herrell.

I am trying to say something very elementary: that patients are unhappy unless they do not receive specialist support from day one.

The battle has come down to something so elementary as to be beyond dispute: ripping the curtain of secrecy from fund-raising that the public thought it had outlawed back in the dark Watergate days.