Sentence examples for of how simply from inspiring English sources

In yet another reminder of how simply knowing gay people seems to influence one's position on marriage, Senator Claire McCaskill announced on her blog on Sunday that she, too, is getting behind same-sex marriage rights.

Are you really excited?" Williams, 29, later spoke of how simply making it to the final felt like a great gift after what she had endured since her last Grand Slam championship appearance, her 2010 victory at Wimbledon.

Her aplomb makes her seem much older, until her mother tempts her with pancakes and her face erupts into a big grin, and we're reminded of how simply and quickly joy can come to a kid.

The Victorian kitchen table on the cover of her book is another example of how simply the idea can be put into practice: the peeling tabletop has been updated with a flowery oilcloth staple-gunned on to it (try cathkidston.co.uk or vivalafrida.co.uk tablecloths).

Recent revelations about those held in Guantánamo tell familiar stories of information obtained under torture, of captives taken for money, of minors and pensioners being detained, of a number of innocent Uighurs held prisoner for years and of how simply choosing to wear a particular brand of watch can be seen as definitively incriminating.

This is a prime example of how simply having features does not instantly qualify the vehicle.

Defining the degree of parsimony (how simply and briefly a conceptual model/theory can be stated in its explanation of the phenomenon in question) and generalizability of the conceptual model/theory: Can generalizations be made from it?

If that was true, and if the Union's war was only against secession and not against the (supposedly doomed) institution of slavery, then how, simply on humanitarian grounds, could the suffering and slaughter be justified?

The major payoff of this approach is how simply a semantics of indiscriminatives follows from it.

Not long ago, one of them marveled at how, simply by watching the Blazers play, it was clear how much they cared for one another.

Dick Cheney, the Republican vice presidential nominee, said the questions about Mr. Gore's statements on drug costs was an example of how he "simply makes some things up out of whole cloth and repeats them over and over and over again until he's called on it".