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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a kind of simple" is not standard in written English and may be confusing.
It could be used in contexts where you are trying to describe something that is somewhat simple or has a simplicity to it, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The design of the app is a kind of simple that appeals to users who prefer minimalism."
Alternatives: "somewhat simple" or "a sort of simple".
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She was simple, she had a kind of simple earthy — She was handsome.
And he has this strange way about him - a kind of simple charm - an innocence.
A kind of simple backstepping method is proposed to neglect the derivative of expect state.
Additionally, a kind of simple cooling structure for PPM focusing system was designed by setting cooling pipe between polepieces.
This method reveals a new approach for the manufacture of a kind of simple and low cost sensors for the Hg2+ detection.
Mr. Haden looks for a kind of simple major-triad vernacular, and an uncomfortably plain-spoken feeling passes through his playing, giving it friction.
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The other and more ugly aspect to all this is that Japanese anime production is equatable to slave labor, so these kinds of lapses in quality are more down to an abused workforce than any kind of simple production oversight.
"What I'm looking forward to is a kind of raw, simple version," she said, "maybe one that isn't so flashy but one that is more real".
It fits his vision of himself as a kind of rugged, simple man without finicky airs or fancy appetites, and it fits into his claim of being someone whose soul is rooted somewhere far from Washington.
"These include recommendations about which galleries would be best to visit that week, what kinds of things they might do with their kids and maybe a kind of kit of simple but effective activities they could do.
Such hypotheses represent a kind of disjunction of simple statistical hypotheses.
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