Sentence examples for though simpler from inspiring English sources

Each was delicious though simpler than the blended wines.

The administration said that the new definition, though simpler, "would not expand the universe of employer plans that would qualify for the exemption beyond that which was intended" in final rules issued last year.

Designed also by Francois Cuvillies (not, by the way, Cuvillies, as spelled in the article) and, though simpler and more austere perhaps than the other examples given, this small church is a rococo jewel.

Though simpler ideas are generally easier to make clear and distinct, simplicity is not a requirement: "A concept is not any more distinct because we include less in it; its distinctness simply depends on our carefully distinguishing what we do include in it from everything else" (Prin. 1 63, AT 8a:31; cf. Prin. 1 45).

The compositions, though simple, are astonishingly varied.

Though simple, PointNet is highly efficient and effective.

Though simple and effective, layering is not normally adapted to large-scale nursery practices.

The naive brute-force approach to identify a failed line from such voltage fingerprints, though simple and accurate, is slow.

Though simple and approximate, this error analysis's consistency is not sacrificed as can be validated by Monte Carlo experiments.

Though simple to handle, such cameras are in daylight restricted to pictures of stationary or slow-moving subjects.

In appearance he was small, thin, and pale; in character, impetuous, astute, obstinate, and autocratic, though simple and approachable.