The phrase "as much simply" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to express a comparison or degree, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "I want to understand this concept as much simply as possible."
Alternatives: "as simply as" or "as much as".
One might conclude as much simply to avoid multiplying the number of dogs populating the space reserved for Oscar alone.
After everything I've done, after all the stuff I've built that people use daily, nothing was ever as much simply fucking FUN as playing to a crowd and teaching them making music live on stage, not just "playing the hits," but really affecting people and their emotions.
This applies just as much to simply being emotionally disinterested in his celebrations and sorrows.
She may have a few suggestions that won't cure the wart as much as simply remove it: but it won't happen all at once.
Whatever; I have not had as much fun simply browsing through a book in months.
But a number of Gore aides tried to create the impression that Mr. Gore was not personally directing the efforts there as much as simply observing them from a distance.
Two decades on from its off-Broadway premiere, "Edmond" isn't shocking as much as simply posturing.All credit, then, to Mr Branagh, who lays himself emotionally bare and, at one point, physically too, appearing naked from the waist down during an extended scene.
Although Joe Sacco's early comics are fictional, he eventually fused journalism, illustration and travel to produce celebrated reportage such as Palestine, The Fixer and Safe Area Gorazde – books that seem to smuggle you into a city as much as simply reporting on it.
Her earlier albums, even the broadly excellent 4, prompted nowhere near as much discussion, simply because there was less to say – you don't see anyone smashing out 1,200-word 1,200-word of Sweet Dreams (2008).
Math is the language of physics, but is it the language of God? Mathematicians often say that they feel as if their theorems and laws have an objective reality, like Plato's perfect realm of ideas, which they do not create or construct as much as simply discover.
Lucas, though, isn't intent on shocking her viewer as much as simply finding joy in her creations, which have given her decades of companionship.
