Sentence examples for not at all simple from inspiring English sources

Pakistan: It's not at all simple.

"It's not at all simple".

But the critics say it's not at all simple.

It can be intense and complex — it's not at all simple.

Moreover, as Sunstein points out, the question of "whether the original understanding of an old text should bind current generations is not at all simple".

JP Taking its atmospheric title from a line in Dashiell Hammett's hard-boiled novel Red Harvest (an allusion never explained), Blood Simple is perhaps the Coen brothers' most straightforward movie, even though it is, ironically, not at all simple.

A not-at-all simple story.

O.K., it wasn't at all simple, but in the end, I got paid to shop; I got paid to shop; I got paid to shop.

If you want to read introductions to Shakespeare's plays or to any book for that matter, it's always better to read them last or, better still, not at all for one simple reason.

For Jerry Garcia didn't simply, not that it's at all simple, create a character and mystique, he was the principal innovator of an entire musical world that is far more timeless than those who imagine the Dead as a band anchored in the 1960s understand).

More than any excruciatingly constructed phrases aimed at apologizing to those who have been historically harmed but yet not offending Japanese nationalists -- and thus not at all convincing -- a simple, honest gesture such as Brandt's would speak volumes and melt emotions frozen in time.