Sentence examples for would simplicity from inspiring English sources
You can read this passage several times without figuring out whether it constitutes a declaration of the sublimest contentment, given that Jakob's fantasy of wealth is identical to the reality of his poverty, or whether Walser is saying something else — that only a rich man could enjoy the simple life, since only then would simplicity be his free choice.
Durkheim saw totemism as the most ancient religion, and focused on it as he believed its simplicity would ease the discussion of the essential elements of religion.
For multinationals the right approach would be simplicity.
"If only I had three Howard Davieses, running this place would be simplicity itself".
For the next five days our world would be simplicity itself, with just two goals: reach our destination each day without drowning, and eat heartily.
As at Apple, where Mr. Jobs is chief executive, Ms. Fiorina said the hallmark of Hewlett's new product line would be simplicity, promising that she had heard consumers' demand for easy-to-use, low maintenance electronic devices.
Such an evolution would be simplicity in the extreme and may in fact foretell the eventual destiny of terrestrial landforms when internal processes that generate relief cease to operate some billions of years hence in response to growing entropy in the system.
Yet when population thinking is employed, it would seem simplicity itself" (Mayr 2001, p.115).
It would offer "simplicity, flexibility, and speed," he says, as well as access to a broad audience.
In this study, participants gave more importance and a higher value to information sharing than to comfort in the administration of therapies, implying that women would exchange simplicity and minor discomfort in the application of treatments for a more reassuring communication with their treating physician.
Fairness and simplicity would be undermined and it would do little or nothing to improve economic efficiency," said Acoss chief executive Cassandra Goldie.
