Sentence examples for not simply attached from inspiring English sources

It is an admirably self-effacing role that the architects have chosen, and a collaborative one: Eliasson's art was not simply attached to their frame, but created by artist and architect working together.

It is important to review the grand narrative of "history", so that the rich and complex culture of human endeavours, as experienced by people of African and African-Caribbean origins, is not simply attached to another story or compartmentalised in Black History Month in October.

Alkaline extraction also indicated that Bmf is not simply loosely attached to the outer mitochondrial membrane but, similar to Bim (23), must have been actively inserted into it (Fig. 6b).

It's as if they can't simply be attached to the land where our fathers died; they have to explain that it's the land of the pilgrims' pride, as well.

"I don't think taxpayers should simply attach an umbilical cord between the U.S. Treasury and the auto companies so they are constantly getting subsidies".

If you own ponytail holders, but do not own any with baubles, simply attach a big, warm-coloured decoration to it.

Technology is supposed to help us do that — but simply attaching a sensor and adding connectivity doesn't automatically make a device smarter or more useful.

We simply attach an action to our "converted items folder".

Simply attach feathers and random beads to a string.

Simply attach the broom as outlined in the steps above.

Adopting an industrial economics perspective, Crémer and Khalil (1992, p. 566) suggested that 'in reality the fundamental asymmetry lies in the ability to acquire information', not simply in the characters attached to information itself (see also Tirole 2009 for a cognitive view on incomplete contract theory).