Sentence examples for striking simplicity from inspiring English sources

What everyone soon notices in Paul Taylor's choreography is the striking simplicity of his dance language.

Works like "Magnet TV" (1965), in which a large magnet placed atop a black-and-white television set generates abstract patterns, marry art and technology with striking simplicity.

Christopher Kane also showed a striking simplicity with splashy, hand painted patterns transferred from their wall frames to simple T-shirts and sweaters.

Bromell is more interested in moral questions of the most striking simplicity: Was Dad a good man or a bad man?

"The winning project is one of striking simplicity," declared the president of the jury that, in 1972, chose Renzo Piano and Richard Rogers's plan for the Pompidou centre.

1597 Burgsteinfurt, Germany January 1 , 1661Pieter Claesz, also called Pieter Claesz van Haarlem (born 1597, Burgsteinfurt, Bishopric of Münster [now Steinfurt, Ger.] buried Jan . 1 , 1661Haarlem, Neth)., Dutch painter who achieved a striking simplicity and atmospheric quality in still-life representations.

The Romanesque architecture is striking in its simplicity.

Other quilts are just as striking in their simplicity.

But they stem from different tax philosophies, and cumulatively lead to different consequences.The most striking contrast concerns simplicity.

Sometimes an author comes up with an idea so simple, yet so striking in its simplicity, that it seems like a little bit of genius.

With this work Vivaldi eschewed his fiery habits to create a piece of striking beauty and simplicity, whose expressive austerity befits the 13th-century poem that describes Mary's suffering during the crucifixion.