Uncomplicated

Definition

uncomplicated / ʌn'kɒmplÇkeÇtÇd / adj ႐ိုး႐ိုးစင္းစင္း။ ႐ိုး႐ိုး။ an uncomplicated attitude/ job.

Examples

1. ‘It was a song which typified Slim's simple and uncomplicated way of looking life in the eye.’
2. ‘He is clearly a simple
3. uncomplicated man and he clearly would like to do what is right.’
4. ‘Nathalie Press plays Mona with straightforward
5. uncomplicated conviction.’
6. ‘You had to smile. It was an uncomplicated moment of simple happiness.’
7. ‘It ought to be clear that life on the medieval manor was simple and uncomplicated.’
8. ‘The tune and the lyrics are simple and uncomplicated
9. yet it has an infective rhythm and melody.’
10. ‘Our movement does not seek to conceal the hard truth that there is no simple and uncomplicated answer to the great problems of our age.’
11. ‘It was a simple goal
12. as uncomplicated as Motherwell's no-messing approach.’
13. ‘Battle was only a momentary distraction
14. a simple
15. uncomplicated escape from the troubles of his life.’
16. ‘For the first time there is an uncomplicated simple way for people to politically express their racism.’
17. ‘Some things in life are so simple
18. so uncomplicated
19. you can't help but sit back with a big grin and admire them.’
20. ‘These songs are uncomplicated
21. their delivery simple and charming.’
22. ‘The title track is the anthem
23. their theme song - so uncomplicated
24. so straightforward.’
25. ‘Keep things simple and uncomplicated or you can land in a conflict.’
26. ‘His training sessions are not decorated with innovative drills; they are simple and uncomplicated.’
27. ‘At first glance this bill is a reasonably straightforward and uncomplicated piece of legislation.’
28. ‘This can be seen in stainless steel or brushed aluminium in uncomplicated
29. unadorned and simple shapes.’
30. ‘It had been so long since she saw him smile such a simple
31. uncomplicated smile for her.’
32. ‘It seems much more likely that he writes movie scripts for the simple
33. uncomplicated reason that he loves film.’
34. ‘It will make the reforms we have known to date seem simple and uncomplicated.’