Sentence examples for really quite simply from inspiring English sources
"So it was really quite simply a situation where a friend of mine, Bob Houghton, had worked in Malmo and done extremely well there for a couple of years.
And so to have all this recognition happen brings an extra-special feeling of, really, quite simply, of joy.
First, as we watch much of the western world collapse, primarily and really quite simply, under the weight of unsustainable debt, and surely it is personal hardship to many, I believe that in our economic trials we have lost the basic understanding between want and need.
But what makes Sylvia so immensely appealing can really be summed up quite simply.
The shallow pretence that academies could unlock private sector money would be abandoned, and we would find out what academies were really for; which was, quite simply, a means of privatising schools.
Stoke, quite simply, never really got going and it was hard to reconcile their prosaic, flat display with the exhilarating performances that the home supporters have been treated to in the last month or so, when Manchester City and Manchester United have been humbled.
The man, quite simply, just really loves space: last year, he composed a new score for the recently re-released French silent film A Trip to the Moon one of many science fiction films he's taken on over the years, including Metropolis, Woman in the Moon, and Fantastic Voyage.
This reflects the fact that the empirical presuppositions of population-genetic models are really quite slim; the basic presupposition is simply the existence of hereditary particles which obey the Mendelian rules of transmission, and which somehow affect the phenotype.
Most of all, in the middle of my weekend career, thank you for reminding me why I teach not for thank-yous or acknowledgements, but because, quite simply, I do really care.
It is quite simply a no-brainer to really go for it there.
