Sentence examples for simply act from inspiring English sources
Often, they simply act as an audience surrogate.
Markets simply act as a gauge of people's expectations.
To be an aristocrat, you must simply act like an aristocrat every day.
He wouldn't have to call himself a liberal; he could simply act like one.
(Boorstin wrote that "more and more news events become dramatic performances in which 'men in the news' simply act out more or less well their prepared script").
So it feels exactly right that Henry's crisis is precipitated by overanalysis — he's paralyzed by thought, by an inability to simply act (or react).
Trying to present a balanced view of things, and not simply act as a claque for the Muslim government, was difficult.
You're the only local politician who's big enough to win genuine local votes rather than simply act as a weathervane for national party issues.
Lucy Clapham, 25, spent years being turned away by doctors who insisted "girls don't get autism" and told her to simply "act normal and read female magazines".
To become a Buddha, Huairang avers, simply act as a Buddha.
But Milner didn't want to simply act as a broker for other people's wares.
