Sentence examples for for simply one from inspiring English sources

"Chirac was not elected for his platform, but for simply one reason: to make democracy live on".

This is an outrage of monumental proportions for simply one reason — the inconvenience factor!

For now, its simply one of the most rewarding and entertaining films of the year, another reason to be cheerful about this second century of cinema.

Excerpts from Bach's "Art of Fugue" arranged for orchestra is simply one more way to approach a work that is more a summation of Bach's thoughts on counterpoint than music for public performance.

Grimly noting the furor that had seized Roman ladies, Seneca, the Stoic, commented: "Simply one for each ear?

The Sunday prix fixe — three courses for $38 — is quite simply one of the best deals in town.

For me he was simply one of the most knowledgable colleagues I had and someone who was always happy to impart that knowledge to others.

Historians debate whether Gorée was a major entrepôt for the trade or simply one of many centres from which Africans were taken to the Americas.

Making safety a precondition for production ― not simply one of several competing priorities ― saves lives and improves profitability.

For Hines it is simply one richly telling and painstakingly detailed anecdote in a book nearly overflowing with them.

For its members, Christmas is simply one more example of pagan inspired idolatry, completely lacking in Biblical basis or foundation.