Sentence examples for understated ideas from inspiring English sources

Would be interesting to see more understated ideas that encourage kids to be something other than what marketing departments understand them to be.

A critic called his dramatic decorative style, which flouted the popular, ubiquitous and understated ideas of Bauhaus Modernism, "the epitome of the apogee".

Certain threads that ran through the art in "Greater New York" also surface here: self-invented systems; hybrid media (often discreetly computer-assisted); unshowy formal polish; and a preference for understated ideas with resonant implications.

Self-invented systems, hybrid media (often discreetly computer-assisted), unshowy formal polish and a preference for understated ideas with resonant implications are threads that run through a show whose transnational mix confirms yet again that New York is an important cultural node on a global circulatory system (Cotter).

Self-invented systems, hybrid media (often discreetly computer-assisted), unshowy formal polish and a preference for understated ideas with resonant implications are threads that run through a sow whose transnational mix confirms yet again that New York is an important cultural node on global circulatory system (Cotter).

Although the significance of the Columbia-Princeton Electronic Music Center and both men's accomplishments should not be understated, new ideas and technology were being developed well beyond the campus' limits.

In all her work Grenville treads a precarious line between darkness and superb comedy, from the extraordinary Lilian's Story (1985) and its sequel, Dark Places (1994), to her clearly understated novel The Idea of Perfection (1999).

Jennifer, Samantha, Nicki and Rachel all had the same idea, wearing understated and flattering dresses.

This is an example of the idea of wabi, understated beauty, which was first distinguished and praised when expressed in poetry.

Fragile ideas, scattered electronics and understated orchestrations surround one of the most tender yet bold new voices in pop. . 2. Kelly Hogan, "I Like to Keep Myself in Pain" (Anti-).

I'm on record as saying a default is a really bad idea, the consequences of which are vastly understated by those who seem to approach the idea with an alarming degree of casualness.