Sentence examples for not simply good from inspiring English sources

That's why it's not simply good to be back.

And not simply good in an Al Davis "Just win, baby" kind of way.

I floated the opinion this morning that I was not simply good at picking outfits for T, I was particularly good at it.

Jared Nissim's idea of bringing meet-your-neighbor programs to individual buildings is not simply good for wine and cheese parties; it also has important, practical applications ("Letting the Internet Knock on the Door," Nov. 14).

"And it was their fundamental recognition that for us to achieve racial equality was not simply good for African-Americans, but it was good for America as a whole".

The registration systems that emerged in the late 19th century, for example, were not simply good government reforms designed to eliminate corruption (which is how the Carter-Ford commission describes them); they were also efforts to keep immigrants and the poor from voting by interposing layers of paperwork and deadlines between potential voters and the ballot box.

It's a utopian world in which contraband will be only a notional concept, because enforcement will require policing ideas and blueprints, not simply goods.

Wilson lives in "a utopian world in which contraband will be only a notional concept, because enforcement will require policing ideas and blueprints, not simply goods," Jacob Silverman wrote in a piece about Wilson and the Liberator in May.

Stephen Thomas Erlewine from Allmusic gave the album the maximum five stars and stated that "[Madonna's] eponymous debut isn't simply good, it set the standard for dance-pop for the next 20 years.

However, in recent times the notion of 'quality' and not simply 'good' care has become politically significant and embedded in the governance of modern health care.

Nowadays, top producers are not simply making good Finger Lakes rieslings, or good American rieslings.