Sentence examples for Simplest from inspiring English sources
The phrase "Simplest" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is the least complicated or most straightforward option among others. Example: "Of all the solutions we discussed, the simplest approach is to just follow the original plan."
adjective
En-superlative of simple
The simplest way to escape the tourist trail and see the real Thailand is to stay in a homestay.
The simplest syrup comes from Butcher, who, although she also gives a more conventional recipe, informs me that originally these pastries would have been made with honey or date syrup, and supplies a version that uses these, melted in water.
Romola, via email A In its simplest form, kernel_task is the brain of Mac OS X.
In the simplest version of the Piketty model, wealth grows more quickly than does the economy as a whole and thus the picture changes.
The simplest way to find this sort of data was to fetch all the articles from our database and then parse the returned JSON.
The outfits that worked the best were the simplest – a pewter-coloured slipdress under a camel mannish coat was slick, as was an outfit comprising cropped sequin trousers with schoolboy blazer and white shirt.
The most ordinary words, the simplest ideas assume a new and bizarre aspect.
Parallelism, the simplest of storytelling devices, enhances the satire.
Simplest of all is the Hairy Bikers and Haworth method, which simmers them in water until soft.
From June 1940 and all through the first six months of 1941, the SS were keen to kill inmates – beating them to death with batons – as the simplest way to cope with the camp's overcrowding.
Not much of an excuse, I know, but sometimes the truth is the simplest of things.
