Meanings of simpler manner in English

Justice was never administered in a simpler manner in any country.

As it was, they had been stopped in a simpler manner a few miles out of the town.

Little enough style had either; a simpler manner of life and thought could hardly exist, short of cave-dwelling.

Others adopt a simpler manner.

Our forefathers had the better of us in many ways, and their simpler manner of living was one of them.

As time passed, other organizations afforded opportunity for discussion, and numerous less formal church clubs accomplished its purpose in a simpler manner.

Many of the stately homes of England, therefore, are for rent, and their owners live more within themselves and in simpler manner than before.

They cooked the smaller birds in a simpler manner, especially when they were at the bark shanty, which they nicknamed the "Suburban Villa."