The phrase "a simple paragraph" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a paragraph that is straightforward, easy to understand, or not complex in structure.
Example: "In this essay, I will begin with a simple paragraph that outlines the main idea of my argument."
Alternatives: "an uncomplicated paragraph" or "a basic paragraph".
He posted a simple paragraph about the shooting and his recovery on his Facebook page, and he refers to it when he can't remember a detail.
Writers like James Joyce, who lays out his dialogue as for the theatre or in the continental manner – with a new line and a horizontal dash to show when someone starts to speak – or Samuel Beckett who sometimes makes do with a simple paragraph break.
Instead, he suggested the information should be presented in a simple paragraph comprising two or three sentences.
Your friend might want to record himself reading a simple paragraph from any book or article.
"Thirty-eight percent of fourth graders don't have very much of an understanding of a simple, ordinary paragraph.
The Super Bowl era history of these four franchises can be contained in one simple paragraph: One conference loss by Jacksonville after the 1996 season; three conference losses by the Titans when they were the Houston Oilers; one conference loss by Tampa Bay to the L.A. Rams after the 1979 season; and six conference losses and one Super Bowl appearance by the Rams when they were in L.A.
Many follow a simple five-paragraph, elementary school formula: introduction, three points and summary.
A simple two-paragraph letter to Reynolds Price in 1961 served as a contract for the publication of A Long and Happy Life.
But you can write a simple 5-paragraph essay by- Introduction.
In the six simple paragraphs released Tuesday, the two leaders managed to stitch a mutual satisfaction that had eluded them for years.
It also captures the development of Thomas and John's relationship, the men's sexual attraction to one another announced early in the novel by the simple, paragraph-long sentence: "And then we quietly fucked and then we slept".
