Sentence examples for simply finally from inspiring English sources

Whether he was far ahead of the curve, or the curve has simply finally caught up to him, we live in a post-Warholian world.

To take one example, the front page of the Daily Telegraph, Australia's second-biggest selling newspaper, on the first day of the 2013 election campaign read simply: "Finally, you now have the chance to KICK THIS MOB OUT".

Bozo Ivanovic, a retired London ship broker, famed fisherman and owner of four Bogdans, sums it simply: "Finally getting your Bogdan is an event".

But, finally, she simply says that police officers don't trust anyone.. "You can't assume anything, but we look at what we have got factually; we have got nothing really to go on.

Mr. Sollecito's father, who had been present at every hearing, said simply, "I finally have my son back".

This was resolved quite simply: Lucas finally sighted some people on a balcony across a canal drinking prosecco, and yelled at them.

By J. G. Hines and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, May 6 , 1944P. 19 Tip to the German Intelligence Staff: A notice posted in the Navy Department Building in Washington says, simply and finally: "The Atlantic Fleet has been moved to Room 1009".

The New Yorker, May 6 , 1944P. 19 Tip to the German Intelligence Staff: A notice posted in the Navy Department Building in Washington says, simply and finally: "The Atlantic Fleet has been moved to Room 1009".

What did not remain, Winchester writes, "was the volcano that had caused it all.... Krakatoa, after the final majestic concatenation of seismic and tectonic climaxes that occurred just after 10 on the Monday morning, had simply and finally exploded itself out of existence".

Or put more simply: we finally have an internet of people".

As one young combat vet told us after showing his film to his wife, "She simply said, 'I finally get it.' She could finally come to terms with and understand what I was going through that I couldn't put into words".