Sentence examples for but will simply from inspiring English sources

"They know Cossacks are free, and will not think too much about how to take a violator to a police station, but will simply give him a whipping.

Although the gates are operable, riders will not pass through them, but will simply admire them (or tremble in their presence).

When the cupboard door finally closes, the energy of its movement won't disappear, but will simply be relocated to the shuddering bump of the door against the cupboard, and to the heat produced by the grinding friction of the hinge.

They insist that the proposals backed by Honeyball won't "rescue" them or prompt them to walk away rejoicing from their work but will simply make it more dangerous for them to continue doing what they have chosen to do.

"An agency of the United States is saying, in effect, 'Although we claim that these defendants have done terrible things, they refuse to admit it and we do not propose to prove it, but will simply resort to gagging their right to deny it,' " he said.

Marxism has been put aside or postponed with promises that there will be no widespread nationalisation, and that the (much needed) land reform will not, according to the new Mugabe, mean displacing white farmers, but will simply redistribute the large tracts of land now either under-used or held by absentee landlords.

But it will simply destroy our economy.

The battle of Dale Farm may have ended, but the fight will simply move elsewhere.

But others will simply draw on Mr. Obama's voting record and speeches, interviews and debate appearances.

But this will simply be about easing the blow to come.

But most will simply die, or forever keep expanding into the next industry that promises returns but does not deliver.