Sentence examples for is simply to see from inspiring English sources

Much of the impetus for continuing the game is simply to see the next fantastic landscape.

The main reason to play is simply to see what the next tableau looks like.

No, for me, the real reason for stopping at red lights — seriously, not even right on red! — is simply to see if it can be done.

Yet Winfried admits, to the one friend whom he makes on his own during his stay, that the purpose of his visit is simply "to see how she lives," and that's the most effective role of Toni in Ade's film.

First I read very fast: The point of the first reading is simply to see whether the paper is interesting for me.

Perhaps the point is simply to see that, given the appropriate distinctions, there is something to be said either way, with the implication that the correct answer to the question 'Is the good the same as the bad, or different?' is 'In one way (i.e., relative to different things) the same, in another (i.e., relative to the same thing) different' (see Protagoras 334a c).

EVAN OSNOS: Good question — I think the dominant instinct was simply to see another thing.

The great thing was simply to see it played, before a rapt, tense crowd.

Sting said his goal was simply to see an orchestra play arrangements that would "have steam come out of their ears".

"My mistake," you recalled, "was I had what I thought was a pretty broad goal, but it turned out to be pretty narrow, and that was simply to see how good I could become in this game.

Feng studies proteins that form the synaptic connections between neurons, and his original goal was simply to see whether defects in such proteins could cause abnormal behavior.