Sentence examples for not simply strong from inspiring English sources

His sketches are not simply strong images but suggestive, tantalising works of draughtsmanship.

It was not simply strong, unflinching men, expertly trained and well coordinated and directed, who went where others would not and because of uncontrollable events did not come back.

Doing so could have positioned Israel as not simply stronger than its adversaries, but more clever.

You can't simply strong-arm a land owner to lower the price despite the difficulty of selling in this economy.

For "demand" here is not simply a strong desire, but an apperceptive "mental anticipation" of the object's realization.

Unfortunately, what is needed here is not simply a strong correlation but a one-to-one correspondence.

For all these reasons, gene candidates for EGT retrieved from genome-level surveys of aplastidic taxa should not simply indicate a strong phylogenetic affinity to one or another algal group.

Gary Brian Anness, who was the commentator for this year's race, relating via radio who was "lively from the start" and who had "a tendency to be a hothead" from aboard the small and sparsely peopled press boat, explained that victory belonged not simply to the strongest but to who had the most intimate knowledge of the river.

It's not simply about weak or strong politicians.

It is not simply because of a strong Catalan sense of identity, nor is it because of the frustration many people felt with legal decisions that impeded Catalonia's moves towards greater autonomy.

If you listen only to Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan, you could be forgiven for thinking that the United States is not simply in need of strong interventionist leadership abroad.