Sentence examples for distinctly simpler in from inspiring English sources

It was a negibacterium with two membranes, the OM being attached to murein by lipoproteins, not a unibacterium with one, nor a primitive incompetent progenote; however, its cell envelope was probably distinctly simpler in many respects than those of glycobacteria, the best known, but more advanced negibacteria.

In this work, we examine a wide range of other sulfonates with distinctly simpler structure and more predictable reactivity.

Snowshoeing's appeal is not complex; indeed, it is distinctly simple.

That said, the mechanics of the game are distinctly simple and accessible.

(One probably could have heard a story that wasn't simple in almost any booth in that diner). But there is also a distinctly Romneyan problem here.

A later painting, "Blue Night, High Bridge" (circa 1920-1930), offers a similar view, but its simpler, Ryder-esque forms of bridge, clouds and low hills are more distinctly delineated in a blue-green light.

It will only be when analysis has helped us towards concepts which are understood distinctly and in detail that it will be possible for synthesis to subsume compound cognitions under the simplest cognition, as happens in mathematics.

The mood is distinctly work in progress, not commissioned premiere.

There is something distinctly nasty in the woodshed.

This proposition, too, is distinctly lacking in perspective.

Polonium is "distinctly metallic" in some ways.