Sentence examples for just a carefully from inspiring English sources
Is free will real or just a carefully orchestrated divine illusion?
"The burning question is, was it all just a carefully planned marketing ploy?" he said.
There is no onslaught of tomes, just a carefully winnowed selection.
Indeed, do your colleagues see the real you or just a carefully managed, work-safe persona — a brilliant disguise?
There's no story in "The Clock," just a carefully assembled series of film clips featuring clocks and watches, synced to real time (12 12 in life is 12 12 in the film), for twenty-four hours — a cinematic timepiece.
An athlete can tweet out, Instagram and Facebook most every waking moment of his day, but those are just a carefully curated snapshots he's allowing the world to see.
For Trump and many of his supporters, the phrase has never been just a phrase but a carefully worded departure from the Obama administration's — and the Bush administration's — understanding of the world and the U.S. government's role in combating terrorism.
That said, I think I did go to the gym the day I saw it …" Of course, with the next season of Mad Men airing in just a week, all this talk about Hamm's private parts could just be a carefully orchestrated publicity drive.
The answer is, I'm pretty generous on that front – it could be solved equations, it could be a computer simulation, it could be a physical apparatus like the Phillips hydraulic Keynesian model, or it could just be a carefully written verbal discussion like Hume's essay on the balance of trade.
Now that it's become clear that many journalists covering politics and government agree to quotation-approval as a condition of access, it's tough not to see the pageant of democracy as just that: a carefully constructed performance meant to showcase the participants in the best light.
It's too easy for the player to mess up the timing of it all, to be looking the wrong way when the punch line is delivered or to switch off the game just before a carefully plotted gag.
