Sentence examples for simply reproduced from inspiring English sources
Ms. Rethorst simply reproduced the living room in which she now works, having lost her studio space as Manhattan rushes headlong into river-to-river luxe.
To reflect that city's Celtic pride, Mr. Robitschek used Jameson Irish whiskey in the drink, which could be relatively simply reproduced by the neophyte mixologist at home.
Our competitors, too, acted brashly; both Red Herring and Business 2.0 had so many pages of advertising that in order to publish a respectable amount of editorial content in certain issues they simply reproduced articles they had already published.
But whether they are just simple or simply genius, it would seem that Mr. Hirst's work cannot be simply reproduced and passed off to, say, Sotheby's, the famed auction house.
Yet remarkably, the entire discourse and institutional context which was developed in relation to Manet, Kandinsky or de Kooning, and explicitly attacked by Warhol and the postmodernists, is simply reproduced by the foundation, the board, and indeed by virtually all institutions that deal with postmodern art.
"People created this and people inherently have flaws and have biases, and these are simply reproduced," Shi said.
"Her desire is to re-create each time, to reëxperience, and not simply reproduce," Branagh says.
I worried that my attempt at challenging this racial caricature might come across as me simply reproducing it.
"Photography does not simply reproduce the real, it recycles it — a key procedure of modern society," she wrote.
But the fact remains that Lichtenstein was simply reproducing the work of the original comic artists, without adding much.
Simply reproducing the quality of today's HDTV broadcasts or film while using digital technology is not worth the effort, industry executives agree.
