Sentence examples for and simplest of from inspiring English sources
One of these, Aglaophyton, is often considered the earliest and simplest of vascular plants.
"True Grit" has to be the great comic Western novel, but it's the straightest and simplest of Portis's books.
It is the cheapest and simplest of Apple's iPod devices — now a category that only includes the iPod Nano and iPod Touch.
Reynolds believes containers are some of the most available and simplest of all systems and advocates them as both a solution to today's urban housing problems and as a sensible way to recycle industrial products.
The first and simplest of Mr. Gardner's agreeable character studies of offbeat New Yorkers, which also included "I'm Not Rappaport" (1985) and "Conversations With My Father" (1992), the whimsical "A Thousand Clowns" demands a charismatic leading man.
The most widely loved (and profitable) faces in the modern world tend to be exceptionally basic and abstract cartoons: Mickey Mouse, the Simpsons, Tintin, and, simplest of all barely more than a circle, two dots, and a horizontal line Charlie Brown.
The easiest answer is "the criminality, pure and simple" of the riots.
The opening chapters of this work cover the briefer and simpler of the Egyptian military texts.
At stake is the break-up pure and simple of the union.
Joseph Henry's battery was one of the earliest and simplest types of batteries.
It may be one of the sweetest and simplest acts of all: a hug. 1.
