Sentence examples for simply instances from inspiring English sources

And, wow! Here's Chris Wallace pushing back on Rick Davis, who is playing that '90 tax increases" game - I'm guessing that many, indeed all, of those "tax increases" are simply "instances in which the Senate voted to spend money".

"Are we really doing 'scientific' and 'linguistic' analysis at all when we simply note instances or absences of this or that superficial textual feature?" Mr. Butters asked.

When asked to comment, the campaign said that Mr. Romney was simply highlighting instances where "In God We Trust" was on public display.

As a consequence, one may conclude that there are more English words beginning with the letter A, than words having the letter A as the third letter, simply because instances of the former is more easily accessible.

Like these models, people's self-representations (e.g. 'I am a music-lover') may simply be instances of the fundamental attribution error.

Or was it simply another instance of power providers gaming the market?

As Cochran sees it, Simpson's arrest was simply another instance of the Los Angeles Police Department oppressing the black man.

But is this not simply an instance of (as Mr Kennedy puts it) a restriction based on the identity of the speaker that is really a means to control content?

This is not, however, simply an instance of one area of the brain compensating for a lack of vision; it is a change in the actual functional assignment of a local brain region.

Is human death simply an instance of organismic death, ultimately a matter of biology?

A situation, as we are envisaging it, is simply an instance of culture; or, to put it the other way round, a culture is the potential behind all the different types of situation that occur.