Sentence examples for not simply directed from inspiring English sources

This suggests that class prejudice is not simply directed downwards.

But he said he wondered whether the mob had not simply directed its attention to a different source of income.

Third, and finally, Rosedale did not simply direct others to publicize virtual property on Second Life.

However, geological observations show that formation of the continental crust was quite complex, including sedimentation, metamorphism and orogenesis, and not simply direct magmatic segregation.

In digital, brands are in search of safe, brand-friendly environments where they're associated with other high-quality brands, not simply direct-response advertisers; premium inventory provides exactly this for them.

Second, treatment should not be simply directed to HbA1c reduction, but also based upon known pathogenic abnormalities, which includes the preservation of antioxidant and anti-inflammatory capacity.

"He doesn't simply direct traffic, he's able to spot problems and make adjustments.

"This isn't anything that's simply directed at Fox.

And if Congress can tax a person, and then use that tax money to buy a health-care package for that person's benefit, why can't it simply direct the person to procure the package himself, or else pay a higher tax?

None of them simply directed the I.R.S. not to use numerical quotas; they prohibited any new regulations.

He became professor of physics at Zürich Polytechnikum in 1855, and, two years later, contributed to the theory of electrolysis (the breaking down of a compound by electricity) by suggesting that molecules are made up of continually interchanging atoms and that electric force does not cause but simply directs the interchange.