Usage examples (4)

• In the account of Cain, which immediately succeeds, the narrative is inelaborate, casual, secondary; the dialogue is simple and touching.
• The suite has an inelaborate prelude, which begins strongly and ends gracefully, showing unusual handling throughout.
• It is rather fully developed before the second subject enters; this, on the other hand, is hardly insinuated in its relative major before the rather inelaborate...
• The ancient Jlatues of Venua and Minerva, which exceed - ed, in beauty of exad proportion, any living bodiei, the work of triifnoiart; i.e. of haAy, (inelaborate nature.