Sentence examples for uncomplicated language from inspiring English sources

And it's said that Y.A. fiction today, given its mature subject matter and relatively uncomplicated language, is often read by adults.

Runaway is among her best collections and displays all of Munro's mastery: the effortless shifts in time, sometimes across decades; the ability to convey an entire life in a few pages; the exploration of complex truths in uncomplicated language.

He had become, like his father, an eloquent speaker, able to explain British foreign policy and institutions in uncomplicated language, and he was also in demand for addresses at Burns' nights, formal dinners and business, university and special interest clubs, where he could exhibit his wide knowledge of literature, the arts, history and folklore.

Measures with simple response choices and uncomplicated language are important in assessment of older adults, and brief screening measures are needed in primary care settings.

The story's uncomplicated design and plain language should make it as accessible to children as to adults.

But Romanian was only part of the story — he didn't feel an uncomplicated love for the language until he was in his forties.

We therefore conclude that there is an urgent need for the development of an evidence-based decision aid of high quality regarding the options of care in cases of uncomplicated singleton pregnancies continuing beyond the EDD, particularly in German language.

The language in the best poems in Ariel is swift, uncomplicated, punchy, the words short and direct, the honesty of the assertive statements undiluted by hedging or excuses.

In an age when we have to justify public projects with the consumerist language of stakeholders and end users, lighthouses still feel like an uncomplicated social good that belongs to us all.

That rap is not art, not poetry, that it is misogynistic, violent, uncomplicated, un-serious .Rap draws strength by shattering taboos, sending un-serious .Rapandrawsistrengthsqué language and subyect matter", writeshatteringuis Gataboosnior in the forward.

These invocations of an ancient Czech world of courtly love and nature-worship were uncomplicated and charming in Fink's interpretation, but in the final number Dvorak's musical language suddenly seemed to leap forward to the 20th century, and the invention and idiosyncrasy of Janacek.