Sentence examples for what seems simple from inspiring English sources
What seems simple is complex and suggestive.
What seems simple is that happiness is so straightforward that we all have a right — a right!
His poems have humor and buried twinges; what seems simple touches a complex, and even somber, theme.
The technique seemed perfect for home cooking, but I was a little worried: what seems simple in a chef's hands doesn't always work for the rest of us.
Populists do not try to square the simple desires of the electorate with the complex realities of society but pretend that what seems simple is simple and that anyone who says otherwise belongs to an obfuscating elite looking for excuses to defend its own interests.
What seemed simple & generous in 1898 proved in 1986 to have produced a much more unfortunate situation.
What seemed simple on the surface, a beam of white light, was, if one looked deeper, beautifully complex.
Each part poses what seems a simple question.
So what seems a simple act of one nonprofit's salvaging another's catalog could represent a bold step into the online future of recording.
He re-creates Méliès's early special-effects classic A Voyage to the Moon in what seems a simple celebration of the power of the camera to make magic.
In a study published last year, scientists at Carnegie Mellon University reported that playing what seems a simple childhood game, similar to Chutes and Ladders (sometimes called Snakes and Slides), accelerates the understanding of numbers for low-income preschoolers.
