Sentence examples for it seems simple enough from inspiring English sources
On its face, it seems simple enough: Get states to compete with each other for enhanced funding for education from the federal government by asking them to adhere to some old ideas while coming forward with new ones.
It seems simple enough: Taking a hard hit to the head can give you a concussion.
It seems simple enough to me, if NATO actually has what it says it has.
It seems simple enough, but the fault in the Bridge lies not with Leef, but with the Android.
In theory, it seems simple enough; computers and the Internet should obviate the need for paper, and credit and debit cards and electronic bill pay should make cash superfluous.
On the surface, it seems simple enough--list major contributors only, and list them in descending order of involvement in the project, right?
It seemed simple enough; a casual word would do it, she thought — even a look of pride.
JERUSALEM — At first blush, it seemed simple enough: With a record number of women recently elected to Israel's Parliament, one of them suggested, why not set aside a room for them to freshen up during long days of lawmaking, perhaps pooling personal funds to engage a makeup artist so they could look their best on TV?
It seemed simple enough to the naked eye: the Parker String Quartet was spending Sunday evening giving high-energy performances of Bartok and Ligeti works in the back room at Barbès, a bar in Park Slope, and a few dozen drink-nursing listeners — as many as the room could hold — packed in to hear them.
