Sentence examples for simply doing something from inspiring English sources

Microsoft is simply doing something that is routine in the computer business fixing glitches in an enormously complicated operating system and then launching a better product.

Simply doing something we love, whether meditating or gardening, may protect us from stress and maybe even help us to live longer.

Or was he simply doing something both more prosaic and, at a profound level, more poetic — ensuring that his body lay hidden for long enough that attention would focus first on his female victims' bodies and on their tragedy rather than on his own corpse?

If there's no compelling reason to do it beyond simply doing something new -- and if it isn't so thoroughly thought through that it becomes an organic part of the show, as it does in the Kronos production -- it can do more harm than good.

I intend this idea of performances of the self to imply both Goffman's sense that humans are social actors (see Goffman, 1959), but also Sartre's notion of performing in "bad faith", and even the difficulty of performing in "good faith", given that one must be aware of what performing in "bad faith" is, and therefore, is performing, versus simply doing something, nonetheless (see Sartre, 1993).

But simply doing something because it's easy is not good enough — certainly not for Apple.

We will simply do something random there for one or two days and then leave".

He left her a note saying simply: "Do something good with it".

"It is a cause of human suffering that we can very simply do something about".

"People make their own choices and would not simply do something of that magnitude because a song told them to.

Or simply do something you enjoy, whether it's selling clothing part-time in a local boutique or teaching continuing education classes.