Sentence examples for simply recounts from inspiring English sources
Typically, the prime minister simply recounts decisions already taken in more intimate gatherings.
In much of what he writes, Mr. Brody -- who has been living among the various northern peoples for more than 30 years -- simply recounts his experiences.
Instead, he simply recounts the stories he has culled from the traditional histories of this tumultuous period and allows the reader to draw his or her own conclusions as to how and why the unified Muslim community so suddenly split upon the death of Muhammad into Sunni and Shia sects.
In it a young Albanian man simply recounts the often suspenseful, sometimes absurd saga of his repeated attempts to make a life for himself outside Albania, concluding with an unusual tribute to his children, whom he calls angels and who live in the United States.
Edwidge Danticat simply recounts the story of her father and his brother, trying to get from their native Haiti to America, and it becomes our business, and shame, and an immigrant tragedy that others, from Cuba and Vietnam, can no doubt relate to and second.
This complex challenge -- how to implement changes in a corrupt culture -- should determine whether the Mitchell Report simply recounts history, or whether the effort initiates a major paradigm change in the drug-cheating MLB culture.
I simply recount the play.
Even simply recounting the incident still makes him visibly angry.
Instead of simply recounting the life and analyzing the poems, Plumly pursues his intuitions through a series of linked essays, all of them concerned with aspects of the poet's death and afterlife.
It would be hard to argue with Goldhagen if he had simply recounted this history, or even if he had stopped after claiming that moral restitution by the Catholic Church is still needed.
But Hammer goes beyond simply recounting the earthquake's aftermath to make a provocative and largely persuasive case that it marked a turning point in Japan's embrace of militant nationalism.
