Sentence examples for simply of those from inspiring English sources

Asked if Brown had been told not to pursue a "core vote strategy", Mandelson said: "I have never heard any of my colleagues, and certainly not the prime minister, ever suggest that the Labour party can or should win on the basis simply of those who are supporting us now".

Clinton insisted that the "other basket of people" consisted simply of those "who feel that the government has let them down, the economy has let them down, nobody cares about them, nobody worries about what happens to their lives and their futures, and they're just desperate for change.

The separation of the Protestants, as they were called, was generally based on political power, either of a majority or simply of those in a position to exercise it.

Food and drink were the focus of the evening, and entertainment often consisted simply of those present telling stories and singing amongst themselves.

Experts are divided as to whether this is a true decrease or simply one of those reporting glitches, but the notion of men being emasculated by lifestyle again fits with our fears of manhood under threat.

Unless of course, religion is simply one of those things that doesn't matter, but gender is.

But that widely admired speech turned out to be simply another of those early statements of intent that failed later to gather policy traction.

It was simply one of those things.

It is simply one of those intractable situations where nothing will feel right.

He was simply one of those geniuses who felt things more intensely than most people.

A real looker of a horse, Union Rags is simply one of those exceptionally attractive equine athletes.