Sentence examples for found not simply from inspiring English sources

Analogously, the meaning of a myth is found not simply by reading its narrative in sequence, but by superimposing upon one another similar mythical events from one narrative and boiling down each resulting "bundle" to a common denominator.

We find not simply echoes of a particular post-Cartesian philosophy, but the development of a literary model.

Buried in these bundles you will find not simply a new take on national matters the civil war, the Great Fire of London, the Protestant invasion from the Netherlands of William and Mary but also the small, everyday details of cheesemaking, sword-buying and scandal-mongering that constituted gentry life in Stuart England.The Verneys were a variable lot.

On nearly every cliff face of Renegade Canyon, you find not simply pictures of bighorn sheep, but bighorns etched in the throes of death, their bodies impaled with spears and torn by arrows.

The Times declared that the possibility of Johnson being found not guilty was "simply impossible, unless some new and startling developments shall take place".

Perhaps surprisingly, the concentrations of polysulfide ions are found not to be simply proportional to aS0 or to ΣS0.

What they find is not simply primeval volcanic rocks, but a rich array of secondary rocks that have been created by many processes.

The tension between faith and reason has been particularly acute in the Western religions, which find revelation not simply in holy books but in prophetic words that call for definite assent and frequently command a precise course of action.

But the study found that people did not simply pay more for foods they liked.

This tendency is not simply found among the great early modern systems-builders.

Early on, wireless LAN designers found that they could not simply take these wired LAN approaches and transplant them to the wireless domain.