Sentence examples for may simply prove from inspiring English sources

It may simply prove an impossible concept.

For a certain kind of child, the tortured expressions on Lester's face may simply prove too much.

Scenic Blast has won established Grade One sprints at home and may simply prove different class to the best of British, Amour Propre and Fleeting Spirit.

In the end, "A Likely Story" may simply prove the old adage that no man is a hero to his valet.

You cannot gain from the stockmarket upside while being protected from the downside; you cannot have a guaranteed income for life and pass money on to your heirs and so on.All this may simply prove that people are essentially like Mr Creosote, they want everything on the menu in a bucket with a fried egg on top.

Taking everything into consideration, it may simply prove more realistic to treat the early relationship between cells and viruses as one would a real military arms race.

As for 2013, Kornacki says Obama's push for firearm control might be mostly symbolic: Like with LBJ in '68, the best achievement for Obama here may simply be proving that it's possible to do something, anything on guns – and re-establishing the issue as a priority for Democrats going forward.

It may turn out that this attempt to occupy a middle ground, by pursuing "libertarian paternalism", will quite simply prove to be a contradiction in terms.

The argument simply proves too much.

The real point may simply have been to prove to the people of New Hampshire that Mr. Kerry could be attractive to the people of Pennsylvania -- or at least to the handful of male duck hunters who seem to make up the whole swing vote in that state.

And the fact that harm has proved limited so far may simply reflect the reluctance of copyright holders to assert geographically based resale rights.