Sentence examples for simply one expression from inspiring English sources

These researchers have argued that the idea of an innate trait is simply one expression of a folkbiological theory of the 'natures' of living things.

Thus, high levels of plasma cell-free DNA can simply be one expression of critical illness regardless of the specific diagnosis.

With one expression on your face!

Here's one expression of that love.

Cavendish's tears were not simply ones of joy.

Monthly scores were simply one-twelfth of this.

Still just one facial expression, Lily?

At what point does religious speech cross the line from being simply an expression of one's faith to being intimidation?

By Stern's lights, all of the other mega-towers springing up around Manhattan — be it Bjarke Ingels's Two World Trade Center, or Jean Nouvel's 53W53, or SHoP's 111 West 57th — are simply expressions of one or the other aesthetic tendency already existing within architecture, playing themselves out in a cyclical return.

Most likely however, the deformation observed radiographically in the frontal plane is simply a one-dimensional expression of a more complex three-dimensional deformation.

"It's simply an expression of historical optimism.