Sentence examples for simply perhaps from inspiring English sources

More simply, perhaps our minds have been selected, evolutionarily speaking, to think linearly and to write linearly.

His story can be recounted simply, perhaps because, in the final analysis, it is a simple story.

Stated more simply: Perhaps Mr. Obama's numbers went from being artificially inflated to artificially deflated, exaggerating the degree of change in the race on both ends.

"We start very simply, perhaps by asking a boy: do you think that girls should be allowed to play sports?" he says.

In addition to excluding those that did not recognize the credit card of the donor, we dismissed from our potential list of restaurants several celebrated places, simply, perhaps, because of their celebrity.

'"The Age of Goethe" is simply the series of literary and intellectual temptations which, as it happens, Goethe resisted.' Not so simply, perhaps; and certainly not just 'as it happens'.

But perhaps rivalries simply mean less than they once did.

Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi's renunciation of his weapons programs was not simply -- perhaps not even principally -- a reaction to the American invasion of Iraq.

Or simply trying, perhaps, to deal with an unending fear.

To suggest so simply, and perhaps deliberately, mistakes the symptom for the disease.

This latest consultation is simply another – perhaps more blatant – tactic to shift responsibility away from the state.