Sentence examples for vital simplicity from inspiring English sources

When a young Els first hears the finale to Mozart's "Jupiter" symphony, he is charmed by its vital simplicity, the way "the thing spills out into the world like one of those African antelopes that fall from the womb, still wet with afterbirth but already running".

It sounds like a modern-day mass and matches the grandeur and simplicity and sweep and vital detail of the dance.

Lowering these trade barriers is more ethical than encouraging ambitious and energetic third-world citizens to leave behind their cultures and families to depend on remittances from overseas.RONNIE HORESHWellington, New ZealandSIR You address the vital issue of migration with dangerous simplicity.

Unique, her vital, esthetic complexity reveals nevertheless a simplicity that defies interpretation while still remaining mysterious".

Simplicity would be a vital element to any CKD-directed health IT application, particularly when targeting users with low e-literacy.

This increased robustness and simplicity of assembly is vital if the culture device is to be widely adopted for process development.

Simplicity was identified as a vital criterion for a decision aid.

Simplicity is providentially found at this vital organ.

The SAPS-I score was chosen in MIMIC II for its simplicity, requiring only available clinical laboratory measurements, fluid balance, and vital signs [ 25].

The modern America-Saudi relationship began during World War II when President Franklin D. Roosevelt declared, "the defense of Saudi Arabia is vital to the defense of the United States," and at first it must have seemed like simplicity itself.

Overall, in creating healthier ways of living, a new village movement based upon the sanity of simplicity, a strong ecological consciousness and respect for children and family, will play a vital role in building a future of sustainable prosperity.