It is not even simply a closed-minded bias, a double standard or bigotry.
Not, please note, the finest weekly with literary pretensions, nor the best one published on the best paper for the longest time, or the only serious one with half a million readers -- not even, simply, the preferred periodical of an educated American middle class that wanted regular reminding of its cozy status and an early radar warning against sneak attacks by the avant-garde.
It is not even simply about meeting the needs of students today, but it is where the work of families from one generation to the next bears fruit, and the historical trendlines of economic determinism are broken down.
They were drinking beer and smoking but otherwise just sitting, not even talking, simply looking malignantly at the street or at nothing in particular.
Do not even listen, simply wait, be quiet, still, and solitary.
Instead, many residents see them as a menace, prowling around in dark trench coats with AK-47s slung over their shoulders, extorting money from slum dwellers and killing alleged suspects — and sometimes not even suspects but simply poor people they come across.
And not even fail, not simply lose the election, but many long to see her publicly humiliated.
The Florida policy – it's not even a statute, but simply an interpretive rule adopted by the state's Board of Education and its University System, taking many college administrators and enrolled students by surprise – amounts to repeal of birthright citizenship by regulation.
Today, he said, they cared only about enriching themselves, and he pointed out that several hundred Rastafarians did not even live here, but simply owned and exploited the land, visiting twice or three times a year and selling medicine.
What Abdulhadi relished most was the "political victory": "It took me 18 months to convince Guinness to enter it under 'Palestine' - not 'occupied West Bank,' not even 'occupied Palestine,' simply Palestine".
As I got older, I realized that sometimes the best movies (and I'm not even including documentaries) simply don't have the star power, mass appeal, or marketing muscle to break into the public's consciousness.
