Sentence examples for suggests simplicity from inspiring English sources

Claudia Roden, in her definitive book Arabesque, suggests simplicity: four lemons (unwaxed), four tablespoons of salt, and the juice of four more lemons.

As de la Vega suggests, simplicity and ease of use will soon overwhem bandwidth, carrier, and device restrictions as the key driver of mobile disruption.

Jane, whose name is meant to suggest simplicity and lack of pretension, sets itself modest goals.

He writes: "I would just as strongly suggest simplicity in cruising, for I feel that the average small cruiser of 50 to 60 years ago is capable of giving more pleasure for the cost than the usual boat of today".

The titles suggest simplicity: "Call the Doctor, Crazy Mamama," "Don't Go to Strangers".

It suggests rural simplicity tweaked, enhanced by modern technology and superior management skills.

The name 'One' is least inappropriate because it best suggests absolute simplicity.

Global development expert Ben Ramalingam (2013) suggests that simplicity, i.e. reductionist philosophy (Occam's razor), underlies much of the aid world, adding up to 'a system where simplicity is repeatedly, consistently, and damagingly chosen over relevance and appropriateness' (p. 125).

Glimpses, via interview, into the lives and opinions of residents suggests a simplicity of existence that is at once completely enticing, while also yearning for importance in a world that would rather ignore them.

None of the foregoing is meant to suggest that simplicity sites are useless, trendy or foolish.

The implications of this analysis suggest that simplicity of interactive products is not necessarily a required or appreciated design feature.