Sentence examples for needed not simply from inspiring English sources

For that role, Berry needed not simply to look good in a white jumpsuit (she did) but also to speak in an invented dialect with her co-star Tom Hanks.

Mr. Annan argues that the additional American forces are needed not simply to supplement the Ecowas forces -- there are 500 Nigerians now, and the force level in the first wave is to be 3,250 -- but because of the symbolic role they would play.

Our results suggest that efficient removal of PEX5 from the peroxisome after cargo delivery is needed not simply to make PEX5 available for further import rounds but also to prevent the peroxisome dysfunction that results from PEX5 lingering in the peroxisomal membrane.

What fills our eyes need not simply be the cold.

A more muscular response to street-level suicide bombs need not simply mean dropping retaliatory bombs from 30,000ft.

His scholarship has argued that Muslims can be both fully Western and fully Muslim, and that they need not simply choose a path of assimilation or a path of isolation.

Mitchell has a kind eye for this curious man, who now, on the second centenary of his birth, needs not simply an introduction, but a whole book to explain who he once was.

In 2010, we are more at risk and our systems of education across America, sadly needs not simply reform, but a complete overhaul.

Governments should be responsive to broad public needs, not simply serve special interests or only those who traditionally have political access.

Poetry is just as crucially a sound art as it is a sense art, and communicates large elements of its meanings via cadence, rhythm and other sorts of noise; it need not simply float above music itself, or decorate it, or give it a narrative.

Alternatively one might object that an adequate defence of (a) and (b) need not simply depend on establishing (c).