Sentence examples for simply a subject from inspiring English sources

When I asked him why he thought that was, he replied that he saw nothing unusual – in his opinion computer science was simply a subject "for boys".

Cynthia Ozick seems to have gotten closer than anyone else to unraveling Scholem when she speculated that perhaps "the hidden caldron" of Jewish mysticism might be for Scholem not simply a subject for scholarship "but an enticement and a seduction to its investigator".

There's insight into how he was interpreted after his death too, with Baldwin writing about the nixed biopic planned in the late 60s ("It was simply a subject Hollywood could not manage") and a letter from publishers to Alex Haley apologising for not being able to publish his now famous autobiography.

Any other kind of quantified thing is simply a subject (subiectum) of quantitative forms.

The tone of statements revealed that climate change was no longer simply a subject of scientific inquiry and predictive modeling.

We've reached the point of such hysteria and the stupidification of the American discourse that to simply approach a subject in a measured fashion is to totally jam the circuits that currently exist for that kind of communication.

As those of us who write gay social history know, it is not simply that a subject is "queered" by the close work of understanding how the status of being homosexual, or any kind of sexual outsider, can illuminate and grant coherence to a life.

Corporate leaders will have to develop effective approaches to clearly and simply discussing a subject that's deceptively complex and, because of all the abuses that gave rise to the Dodd-Frank provision, emotionally charged.

Domestic violence is simply not a subject present on the big pastoral radar.

She was simply a loyal subject, she replied.

I didn't have any ideas for a novel, and for years whenever I couldn't manufacture something successful, I simply worked on a subject that interested me.