Sentence examples for again simply to make from inspiring English sources

It's always a pleasure to leave a work wanting to see it again, simply to make sure you have a grasp on all its movable, slippery parts.

[Classic treatments of the concept of political representations within this literature include Pennock and Chapman 1968; Pitkin, 1967 and Schwartz, 1988.] Hanna Pitkin (1967) provides, perhaps, one of the most straightforward definitions: to represent is simply to "make present again".

His goal was not to usher in modernity but simply to make religion religious again.

12.31pm: Somerset will require 186 simply to make Warwickshire bat again at Edgbaston, writes George Dobell.

Australia needed 375 simply to make England bat again, but the rain which had affected the third and fourth days was forecast to return with a vengeance on the final day.

Donald Trump responded that his plan was, simply, to make America great again.

So to bypass conflict we end up saying sorry simply to make things normal again.

The gatherings' purpose: simply to make money".

It is simply, again, to make clear that Apple's exclusionary practices coupled with its gains in market share put it on a collision path with the competition law.

Again and again, he manages to make the ugliest utility shed look beautiful simply by taking pains to mimic it precisely.

After answering the question, those in group 1 were simply presented with the next question and asked, again, to make an answer/pass decision.