While the serving of fruits is a simple matter, it should be done in as dainty a way as possible, so as not to detract from their natural attractiveness.
If a house is wired for electricity, drying foods by means of the air-currents generated by a moving electric fan is a simple matter.
At first thought, this seems somewhat of a task, but in reality it is a simple matter if the directions are carefully followed.
For this record it is possible to buy sheets of paper or cards already ruled at any stationery store, but it is a simple matter to rule sheets of blank paper that will answer the purpose very well.
It was not a simple matter of choice with the dramatist or the lecturer in what direction they should turn their special gifts.
That the organ of the mind brings with it inherited aptitudes is a simple matter of observation.
The physiology of the spinal cord seems a simple matter as you study it in Longet.
The Salesman found it a simple matter to transfer himself to an establishment over the way; he had very little to move, and required very small accommodations.
Hence it is a simple matter to study the routine of the different individuals and to mark the extent of their wanderings.
Moreover, when a species is represented by comparatively few individuals, and each pair occupies a comparatively large tract of country, it is a simple matter to trace the movements and analyse the behaviour of the birds.
This practice was obviously a dangerous one, since even by the modern methods of examination it is not always a simple matterto be sure of the fact.
It is a simple matter to distinguish between the ancient types of ink that were in use during the early centuries of the Christian era until they were gradually replaced by iron-gall inks and modern writing inks.
If you have a box of different proportions it will be a simple matter to make such alterations in the details as it will require.
The Cars= for this railway will have their trucks constructed alike, and it is a simple matter to transform a car from one style into another.
With the sheet of cardboard thus prepared it is a simple matter to =Reproduce the Drawings= of Figs.
The making of a solution of the chemical would seem to be a simple matter, but to judge by the ill-effects sometimes observed in the dry rubber the simplicity of the operation appears to have been overrated.
In theory it seems a simple matter to have a number of sieves ready so that a clean one may be substituted for a clogged one, which should be cleansed at once with water.
To the layman, and certainly to the native who usually has charge of these substances, it is not a simple matter to distinguish between them without special knowledge.
Nothing appears more attractive than =A Cosey-corner=, such as shown in the illustration, and it is a simple matter to fit one up.
When the lines have been accurately drawn, it is a simple matter to make the kerfs, if you have had any practice in sawing and can keep to a line.
We had the prisoners to guard, and had we not been forced to take Abel Hunt as we did, then might it have been a simple matter, for we could frighten Horry Sims into submission.
If it's such a simple matter, why don't we try it ourselves?
It was a simple matter, and the position of the columns made the story very clear.
It was a simple matter, in the impulse of the first moment, to say that all was at an end, that he gave her up, even as she had rejected him, with a sort of savage pleasure in the coldness of the words he spoke.
I tried to think--and it is no simple matter to be reasonable when one is exhausted by starvation and tortured both in body and in mind.
Were my hands not bound behind my back, it would be a simple matter to escape.
Of his personal appearance I have yet to write; and if it be a simple matter to describe that which is outwardly apparent, it is by no means easy either to fathom or to portray a man's soul and mind.
If the left side of their machine became lower than the right it was a simple matter to pull down the left halves of the rear edges of the two planes, and so catch the air currents which would force that side upward.
Cameras were unheard of, or it would have been a simple matter to have recorded on paper the actual motions of the bird's wings in order to study their significance.
A simple matter--one, I dare say, which it will seem to you difficult to avoid.
At the outset this may seem a simple matter, but it quickly proves as complicated as life itself.
Writing a letter is a simple matter, but it is a moral matter and an artistic; for it may be done either with imagination or with raw self-centredness.
And as for finding you, that would be a simple matter, for every night thief and beggar waiting for the dawn would give attention to such a big man as you and would report your movements.
This, too, as it turned out, proved to be a simple matter, but its first step was one to make your hair stand on end to look at, nevertheless.
It won't be a simple matter to get him out of there, if that is what you are after.
The unravelling of this crime is not going to be quite such a simple matter as Inspector Payne seems to think.
The prevailing impression of all previous visits was that, since it was a simple matter to get lost involuntarily in the labyrinth, it would be a simple matter for any one to disappear voluntarily and remain hidden from search.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "simple matter" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
