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The phrase "a very simple man" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who is uncomplicated in nature or has straightforward thoughts and behaviors.
Example: "Despite his wealth, he remained a very simple man who preferred the company of his friends over lavish parties."
Alternatives: "an uncomplicated person" or "a straightforward individual".
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His Lansdale is a very simple man.
I'm a very simple man when it comes to eating".
In some ways, he was a very simple man.
He is, after all, a very simple man.
"He is, in an emphatically non-pejorative way, a very simple man," Neuhaus reflected.
"I'm a very simple man and everything just fell into place," he explained.
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After eating a very simple meal, the two men begin to talk about the two worlds from which they come.
First of all, the main character, this Polish guy, was ambiguous, both hero and not hero, and a very simple, ordinary man, not very good.
He struck me as a very simple and human man".
"He was a very simple, very decent man, a generous man," Ms. Zigrino said.
It's a very simple plot: a man's wife gets abducted and they say it's Indians, but what they find is something they would never have expected.
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