Sentence examples for not simply some from inspiring English sources

This is not simply some formality.

"This is not simply some pyromaniac playing games," Christian Sarantopoulos, a lawyer who serves as Killingly's town council chairman said.

Anybody who is honest about consumer behavior knows that often what we buy is not simply some thing but some idea that is embodied by that thing.

Democracy is not simply some natural state of affairs that a few brave dissidents can achieve by maneuvering around government censors.

The game does not let you forget this; it is not simply some dating sim where the devs have changed all the human boys to pigeon boys, say.

But, as Wright was keen to stress after their defeat in three sets to Ukraine, they are not simply some kind of sympathy story.

Sending drones to fight Isis isn't simply some new front on a disappearing border.

Rogers did not simply parrot some of England's finest medieval structures.

The problem is not simply that some of these rabbinical functionaries, who are paid by the state and courted by politicians, are demonstrably corrupt.

But since there is a limit to how much should be spent on shortening the queue, why not simply build some more?

"So this is not simply about some form of religious intolerance or closing down of Christian expression because in all of this the other person who has a right in this, who seems to have been forgotten, is Gareth".