Sentence examples for simply a front from inspiring English sources
Prosecutors told the jury that Mr. Mitchell's professed religious zealotry was simply a front for his violent sexual impulses.
The conclusion was that the Japanese whaling research programme, Jarpa II, is simply a front for a not very successful commercial operation.
Still, Steven Friedman, a professor at Rhodes University, said he believed the ruling would have a negligible impact on the party's internal struggle because Mr. Malema was simply a front man for an anti-Zuma A.N.C. faction that promotes the creation of a black business elite.
Following an investigation by the FBI's joint terrorism task force and the convictions, the US attorney's office said "the CHR was simply a front organisation for MEK fund-raising operations in the United States" and that the money was going in part to support the group's "terrorist activities".
If Mr. Hanssen's piety and staunch anti-Communism were simply a front for his treachery, if they were a cover for a long career in espionage, they were remarkably convincing to the professional spy catchers who worked day in and day out with the shy, socially awkward, highly intelligent agent.
The problem with this move is that, despite its reputation with some, Tor is not simply a front for illicit activity.
On the surface, VetCloud is simply a front-end replacement for veterinarian practice management, scheduling and CRM software.
After her victory, she denied that she would simply be a front for her brother.
Simply take a front photo and a side photo and upload to our cloud and you will receive a push notification within minutes when your Bodygram sizing report is ready," said CEO Jin Koh.
But in the government's eyes, the opposition was simply a Sunni front seeking to topple the Assad family and end Alawite rule.
Well, the Cimarron represents Cadillac's misguided past, a textbook case from the 1980s of the wrong way to fight high-end European competition (in that case, by simply rebadging a front-wheel-drive Chevy Cavalier).
