Johnson said simply, "I think it's just the way he's wired".
He said simply, "I think I have more of a future than the C.P.A".
"Plain and simply, I think it's a lack of respect," Brosnihan said.
Judge Jackson, in the February interview, said simply, "I think Microsoft didn't take this seriously enough".
When asked if it the cleats would affect his ability to dunk, he said simply, "I think I can get to the rim in just about anything".
Ask the man who wrote it, A. R. Gurney, one of Connecticut's major playwrights, and he says simply, "I think it's a play".
Margaret Avery, a retired bookkeeper who went to one of Mr. McCain's New Hampshire town hall meetings, said simply, "I think he's truthful".
Senator Richard C. Shelby, Republican of Alabama and the ranking member of the intelligence committee, said simply: "I think we shouldn't declare victory too soon".
The longtime Labour voter says simply: "I think this election will change things," as he discusses the country's political future in a function room contained within a small redbrick, two-story block typical of the Tollcross suburb of the city.
Dr. Chayes recalled in the summer of 2000 when Dr. Schramm summarized his year of work to her in a typical understatement: "He said simply: 'I think I've done some very nice work on two-dimensional systems this year.
Pressed on the great question, he said, simply, "I think, my friend, you are guilty of a great wrong to God and against humanity — I say it without wishing to be offensive — and I believe it would be perfectly right to interfere with you, so far as to free those you wickedly and willfully hold in bondage".
