Sentence examples for simply signifies from inspiring English sources
That Gibbon is behind date in many details and in some departments of importance, simply signifies that we and our fathers have not lived in an absolutely incompetent world.
For some researchers, the last appearance of Neanderthals simply signifies their evolution into modern Europeans or their assimilation into the modern human gene pool.
Supporters of this bill believe that all doctors will be willing to sign this form, as the signature does not imply agreement with the parent's decision; it simply signifies that the doctor has provided the parents with information regarding the pros and cons.
23 It is not clear whether the lack of association reported in the accelerometry studies is due to properties of the measuring instrument (such as accelerometers classifying standing as SB), or if it simply signifies that as long as young people engage in MVPA, prolonged SB does not influence obesity risk.
Or does it simply signify that he's a deep guy, with dark undertones?
There are many competing explanations for myrtus, which could simply signify myrtle, a plant important to many cultures in the region.
The failure of the scene to suggest its human toll, to do anything more than simply signify disaster, is a failure of imagination that's as much visual as emotional.
What he is doing, we might say, is to bring out the religious resonance of the concept of contingency: the concept does not simply signify the possibility of not-being, but when appropriated in the way he describes draws us into a life of "thanksgiving".
Records do not even reveal his full name; the Da (大; big) simply signified his seniority over his siblings.
Secondly, the names given to slaves in the comedies often had a geographical link; thus Thratta, used by Aristophanes in The Wasps, The Acharnians, and Peace, simply signified Thracian woman.
This however has to be interpreted with caution since it could simply signify a degree of epithelial cell loss within the inflamed tissue.
