Sentence examples for is simply putting from inspiring English sources

By staying, he is simply putting in his time".

Mr. Gore says that he is simply putting his money where his mouth is.

But Hewitt's definition of news is not necessarily "advancing what is publicly known" or "finding the ultimate truth"; often it is simply "putting exciting people on camera".

Pact is simply putting forward a case that fair access to the market would increase the range and diversity available to BBC Online.

"Product placement is simply putting a branded box of cereal on the kitchen table in a show," Mr. Verrone said in a telephone interview.

But critics like the economist Nicolas Baverez have argued that the Socialist government is simply putting off a day of reckoning with a bloated public sector that still accounts for 56 percent of gross domestic product.

"The problem is simply put.

It is, simply put, a tradition.

The case is simply put.

Penn is, simply put, a master.

There is, simply put, no place quite like it.