No, with dignity and elegance, right?

This is a little company that's done very well with simplicity and elegance.

And that means it's harder for us to pay attention to the quiet, the subtle, the understated.

Furthermore, we have listened with concern as some delegations have understated the value of the new Declaration.

The importance of addressing the root causes of conflict and devoting greater efforts to conflict prevention cannot be understated.

He has always articulated and upheld the position of his country with authority, elegance and diplomatic talent.

You could stick it on the front of a T shirt, which is always the sign of elegance.

The more and more symmetry you have, the better you exhibit the simplicity and elegance of the theory.

And in them is your elegance, when you bring them home at evening, and when you leave them to graze.

And in them is your elegance, when you bring them home at evening, and when you leave them to graze.

On the other hand, the document understated the need to further improve the democracy of decision making processes within multilateral organizations such as the WTO.

What we see, two brilliant athletes skating over the surface with the elegance of swans, does not wholly reflect the nature of the triumph.

After speaking at TED2007 on elegance in physics, the amazing Murray Gell Mann gives a quick overview of another passionate interest finding the common ancestry of our modern languages.

In fact, the UN s contribution to peace and development should not be understated, though its successes clearly do not receive the publicity they deserve. For example, UN peacekeepers were recently deployed successfully in Mali.

As we can already see, it will not be easy to overcome the obstacles posed by vertically integrated ministries and agencies. Institutionalization will take time and the importance of its success cannot be understated.

But here, I only want to make the point that the elegance of Darwinism is corrosive to religion precisely because it is so elegant, so parsimonious, so powerful, so economically powerful.

That to be able to talk about content, to break apart what you normally expect, to use humor and surprise, elegance and humanity in your work was really important to us.

At his carpet company, Ray Anderson has increased sales and doubled profits while turning the traditional take make waste industrial system on its head. In a gentle, understated way, he shares a powerful vision for sustainable commerce.

And when the mathematics is very simple when in terms of some mathematical notation, you can write the theory in a very brief space, without a lot of complication that's essentially what we mean by beauty or elegance.

As an active interlocutor in each and every debate on crucial issues before the Conference, Ambassador Umer has been well known and highly regarded for his outstandingly clear and elegance syntheses of the complex and seemingly irreconcilable views.

At that time, Angela Merkel rejected a Europe wide guarantee, insisting that each country should guarantee its own institutions. Interestingly, interest rate differentials widened only in 2010, when the newly elected Greek government announced that the previous government had vastly understated the true fiscal deficit.

Social choice theory in its modern and systematic form owes its rigorous foundation to the work of Kenneth J. Arrow in his 1950 Columbia University PhD dissertation. Arrow s thesis contained his famous impossibility theorem, an analytical result of breathtaking elegance and reach.

O Descendants of Adam! We have sent down to you a garment to conceal your shame, and another garment for your elegance and the garment of piety that is the best this is among the signs of Allah, so that they may remember.

O Descendants of Adam! We have sent down to you a garment to conceal your shame, and another garment for your elegance and the garment of piety that is the best this is among the signs of Allah, so that they may remember.

But the report plainly understated the degree of public support for change. Given what has happened in the last few weeks, Leung could quite properly give a new report to the authorities in Beijing focusing on two issues not proscribed by Hong Kong s mini constitution, the Basic Law.

Thank you. So Steve Jobs had always believed in simplicity and elegance and beauty. And the truth is, for years I was a little depressed because Americans obviously did not value it, because the Mac had three percent market share and Windows had 95 percent market share.

Mainstream economic models were discredited by the crisis because they simply did not admit of its possibility. And training that prioritized technique over intuition and theoretical elegance over real world relevance did not prepare economists to provide the kind of practical policy advice needed in exceptional circumstances.

To be sure, analytical frameworks are still needed to help make sense of the data. But now there is reason to hope that, in the future, economists conclusions and policy advice will be shaped not by those frameworks elegance, but by their ability to fit the facts.

Worse yet, the burden of banking losses that will sooner or later be socialized, and that of future unfunded public pension and health costs, are often understated in official debt figures. Moreover, the problematic finances of some sub national governments, for example in the US and Spain, will place pressure on central governments for fiscal aid.

It's not to create a technological solution, it's to seduce you into something that you can do, into something that will please you, something that will lift your spirits, something that will make you feel as if are in another world such as his Nobu restaurant in New York, which is supposed to take you from the clutter of New York City to the simplicity of Japan and the elegance of Japanese tradition.

We frequently met at conferences, where it was always a delight to hear him speak Russian a Russian that had the accent and elegance of Tolstoi and Pushkin, not the degraded Russian bark of Vladimir Putin. Like Király, in 1956, Kolakowski turned against the Communist party he had once joined in the hope, formed in the charnel house that the Nazis had wrought in Poland, that it would build a better world.