Sentence examples for simply bits of from inspiring English sources

Leibniz thus concludes that since his early laws of motion do not govern actual bodies, bodies must not be indifferent to motion, and thus must not be — as Descartes had maintained — simply bits of geometrical extension made real.

On the one hand, pipe-owners such as Internet Service Providers (ISPs), network infrastructure vendors, and municipalities treat all content equally as simply bits of information to be transported between given nodes.

Dresses and skirts are not either; they are simply bits of fabric any human being can drape over themselves.

Then I simply rewrote bits of the selected sentences (to get around that plagiarism thing), and the abstract simply self-assembled before my eyes.

I'm aware, as Michael Grade pointed out in an interview last month, that a lot of what I watch online is simply recycled bits of television.

Further studies by Baumiller, Messing, and Rich Mooi of the California Academy of Sciences suggested that sea urchins don't simply scavenge bits of dead sea lilies that they find on the ocean floor; they bite pieces right off their prey, giving sea lilies plenty of reason to shed their stalk ends like lizards' tails and scoot away.

You get the sense that they didn't necessarily know they were making a movie, so much as simply recording bits of their daily life.

It is no longer being drowned out by negativity, worry or simply miscellaneous bits of information floating around in your head (and not organized/prioritized on paper).

"Consumers will only buy 3D printers if they can see a clear use for them," says Arnaud Gagneux, VP Technology Transformation at CCS. "To drive mass sales, manufacturers need to change the perception that 3D printers are simply a bit of fun and create sustainable demand beyond just an occasional need".

Sounding a bit like "radish-faced Milosevic" himself, she explains that "it was not simply a bit of territory under threat, some acres of land, but rather poetry, God, a people; her people, Serbian people; the monasteries, the relics, the bones of the saints".

Mr. Gehry's involvement was simply a bit of window dressing intended to give the project an aura of enlightenment.