Sentence examples for simply some kind from inspiring English sources

Perhaps this was simply some kind of hysterical reaction.

But, as Wright was keen to stress after their defeat in three sets to Ukraine, they are not simply some kind of sympathy story.

When the word 'emotion' itself appears in his writings, however, it seems to mean simply some kind of motion.

It doesn't matter a lick to us whether you're gay, bi, queer, trans, or simply some kind of mindless, rapacious neander-you.

Since no reactor exists in this region, Koide concluded "this was nuclear waste from somewhere else in India that had been transported to Jadugoda and discarded, like this heavily-populated district was simply some kind of nuclear dump".

Or maybe Veracruz, and Mexico, has simply passed some kind of a breaking point.

I say that, having read the book, which is also heavily autobiographical, I did wonder if Fred might simply embody some kind of wish-fulfilment.

Which is to say, sweeping off the porch, along with all the other humdrum habits that follow throughout the day, seems simply like some kind of material effort to unravel the day before, some sort of ceremony to sameness.

"It would disappoint me if the play were viewed simply as some kind of referendum on the experience of 'La Bete,' " he said, over a late-afternoon bowl of soup in a coffee shop near the O'Neill Theater.

It was as though he was trying to court my vote with anecdotes and accomplishments, rather than simply weave some kind of narrative, and that, I realized, might have been the entire point.

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