Sentence examples for simply that although from inspiring English sources
No, my objection to C'est Barbican! is quite simply that although you can take Duckie out of Vauxhall (the show played very successfully in Edinburgh this year), you really cannot put Vauxhall into the Barbican, that haunt of corporate entertaining.
His point is simply that although some pleasures may be good, they are not worth choosing when they interfere with other activities that are far better.
The answer is, quite simply, that although he is adept at feeling sorry for himself, the former financial crusader is completely bankrupt when it comes to feeling empathy for his fellow human beings.
Simply: that strength, that independence.
When Bo Juyi derisively dismissed this as the kind of advice given to three-year-old children, Niaokou didn't disagree, but simply added that although it was advice that rolled easily off the tongue, it was also advice that most eighty-year-olds failed to put into practice.
What is most amusing about Johnson's presence though is that, after four films, it looks as though director Justin Lin simply decided that, although Vin Diesel was doing great work, there were two problems: A).
It's not simply that Eleven Madison offers many options, although more than 130 beers are available every night.
Mr. Bush seems acutely aware of that, although his advisers say he is simply holding to his longstanding views.
Simply reduces that input.
They also show that the information needs of these women differed; some were able to focus on the positive messages of the recall letter and were quite happy with simply being told that although they were being recalled everything was probably alright.
