Sentence examples for it consists simply from inspiring English sources

It consists simply of words printed on the wall: "Make a Salad".

For the rest, it consists simply of choosing a handful of words from the half million or so samples available, and arranging them in the best order".

It's similar to a main course that Alain Ducasse serves in his Michelin three-star restaurant in Paris: it consists simply of potatoes cooked slowly in earthenware with fresh bacon that becomes meltingly tender and darkly glazed.

On May 29, a post, titled "You're Worth It," consists simply of photos of her three grinning girls, with the understated but pointed caption, "One week — Like I said, you're worth it".

This access need not be mystical if it consists simply in giving up any attempt to determine how to guide one's behavior but even that counts as a dao but probably contains a prescriptive paradox.

In general, the will, or "freedom of choice," consists "in our ability to do or not do something (that is, to affirm or deny, to pursue or avoid); or rather, it consists simply in the fact that when the intellect puts something forward for affirmation or denial or for pursuit or avoidance, our inclinations are such that we do not feel we are determined by any external force" (AT VII 57/CSM II 40).

Thus, in our study it consisted simply in the sum, in absolute number, (rather than rated in doses, usually sum of individual % of the maximum dose allowed) of the different drugs given in each of the following categories: FGAs, SGAs, mood stabilizers, SSRIs-SNRIs and benzodiazepines.

For the second weekend, the program consists simply of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony in one of two Mahler retouchings (from Hamburg, if it matters), with the Cathedral Choral Society.

This cheap and easy method consists simply of putting one teaspoon of liquid dish soap into a spray bottle and filling it with water.

The adventure component consists simply of going from place to place and picking up everything you find.

"A Family of Perhaps Three" consists simply of thick paragraphs of Stein's circling, repetitive, recalcitrant prose.