The premise, as Deadline reports, is currently a vague yet simple one: You, the 20 eligible ladies, "will face off against one another hoping to avoid the elimination ceremony, while the boys must compete for the affection of the contestants as well".
Because not everyone has had an iPhone to look down at, but everyone once in their life has bowed their head, so they can relate to something vague and simple like that.
Mr. Landon avoided "Chinese-ifying" Archer Courts but included a simple, vaguely Asian gateway and three small Asian-theme shelters, called leong teng.
Underpinning it is not a vague nostalgia for simpler times, but scientific evidence that our modern obsession with hygiene is playing havoc with our health.
Two-dimensional image-makers include Jenna Spevack, whose "Deluge" is an eight-foot-long picture of tiny sticks and stones being carried along by a flood, all finely drawn in pencil, and Jenna Lucente, who paints curious, simple, vaguely paranoid cartoons involving children and swimming pools.
This prior is relatively non-informative (allowing a large range of parameter values), while not being so vague that the simplest model is always preferred (Lindley's paradox [ 40]).
As ever, though, it will be important to examine the vague wording of seemingly simple sentences.
Lászlo and I sort of created the nouvelle vague in the US – simple lighting, but more realistic".
Videos encouraging us to help, or better, to share the link, are ubiquitous: Beyoncé's I Was Here video racked up 17m views for World Humanitarian Day and the message was simple, if vague: do something good.
Here, as in "The Way Things Work," Macaulay combines his detailed yet vaguely whimsical illustrations with simple, straightforward prose that breaks down complex architectural and engineering accomplishments into easily digestible tidbits that don't insult the intelligence of the reader of any age.
