Sentence examples for is simply of from inspiring English sources

Her Majesty is simply of the view this is a matter for the people of Scotland".

To his credit, Newton himself admits as much, halting his story abruptly, in the early nineteen-eighties, "for to write about one's successes, small or big, is simply of no interest to the reader".

And our answer is simply of course you're covered".

The difference between the two situations is simply of degree, not of kind.

Her Majesty is simply of the view this is a matter for the people of Scotland," the Palace said.

The virtuous person is one whose affections, motives, dispositions are of the right sort, not one whose behavior is simply of the right sort and who is able to reflect on goodness, and her own goodness [see Gill].

Sterilization is simply out of the question.

Other tales are simply of excess.

In this, the film was simply of its time.

His first impression of Cobain was simply of, "a little blonde kid watching while we jammed".

The first version was simply of them performing.