Sentence examples for virtue of simplicity from inspiring English sources
The Pearl Theater Company's "Hamlet" makes a virtue of simplicity.
But no screening plan is foolproof, and this one has the virtue of simplicity.
This has the virtue of simplicity and the vice of inflexibility.
The standard announced Monday, Justice Alito wrote, had the virtue of simplicity.
One of the great stews of the world, Lancashire hotpot is a dish that makes a virtue of simplicity.
In fact, the unexpected virtue of simplicity was one of the most important lessons that had emerged from robotics.
(In the magazine last year, John Colapinto wrote about the virtues of simplicity in choosing brand names.
"TOY STORY", a computer-animated film released in 1995, used complex technology to extol the virtues of simplicity.
THE humble but industrious ant has long served as a metaphor for the economic virtues of simplicity, parsimony and diligence.
It's only once we get the product home and try to use it that we realize the virtues of simplicity.
The most compelling testament to the virtues of simplicity comes in the form of a counterexample: the much-heralded return of Jeff Lynne's Electric Light Orchestra, the standard-bearers for nineteen-seventies symphonic rock.
