Sentence examples for unusually simple from inspiring English sources

There's the usual mix of puzzles and tasks to be solved, but Lili uses an unusually simple control system where you tap and drag at the screen.

These are often brisk, forward-moving songs — with unusually simple and straightforward lyrics by Sondheim standards — that essentially iterate "And then they did this".

And red grapes seem foppish in an otherwise pleasing, and unusually simple, appetizer of octopus with pickled ramps and fingerling potato.

The process reads as trancelike and autonomist; the effect is delicately hallucinatory, like a mirage seen through clouds or smoke, as well as an unusually simple joining of geometry and gesture.

Best Visual Short Film (Animated) "Day & Night" "The Gruffalo" "Let's Pollute" "The Lost Thing" "Madagascar, carnet de voyage (Madagascar, a Journey Diary)" "Day & Night," which played as a short before "Toy Story 3," is clever, sweet, and unusually simple.

It's an unusually simple recipe; as the haggis itself comes ready seasoned, all I have to do is crumble it, layer it with tomatoes, pasta and bechamel sauce and Rab's your uncle.

D. Q . Bach Strikes Back" featuring "Twelve Quite Heavenly Songs," "Safe" Sextet, "Variations on an Unusually Simple-Minded Theme" and the "Unbegun" Symphony.

Sierra Leone's conflict, though unusually cruel, was simple -- essentially a fight over power between a government and a rebellion.

What impressed him most, he said recently, was how weavers in Okinawa had used natural fibers in unusually bold and simple ways and had created both the most gossamer of cloths and also dynamic open weaves.

It was a simple, unusually succinct answer from England's coach but it went a long way towards explaining why the Lionesses have reached the semi-finals of a World Cup for the first time.

Here we demonstrate that female gametes oocytes have unusually small and simple mitochondria that are suppressed for DNA transcription, electron transport, and free radical production.