Sentence examples for simply that even from inspiring English sources

But his larger point is, more simply, that even such quantitative economic evaluations need to fully incorporate moral principles.

The point is simply that even when our own perspective on someone's character happens to be insightful, consistency in relation to us is not yet good enough evidence for stable character dispositions in others.

The deeply unsatisfying response to that desire is simply that, even when Mueller's done, we may not know everything he learned — or the answers to all of those questions.

The worry here is simply that even allowing for the transcendental schematism of the judgment, there is still no absolute guarantee that a given universal transcendental principle or transcendental concept of the understanding, construed as a rule for ordering sensory appearances or sensory objects, has been completely applied to sensory appearances or objects.

The New Mexico court gave this the brush-off it deserves, noting simply that even if heterosexual error is one reason for marriage, it's not the only reason -- and certainly not a reason to exclude those who can't make babies the old-fashioned way.

The fact that the specificity does not change indicates simply that, even if the threshold is increased, all the peaks above it are representative of HTs.

For a start, calling national borders "arbitrary" is simply irrelevant, in that even if it were true, it wouldn't imply what people who say this think it does.

Let me put that even more simply.

But it should be remembered that this was not so many years distant from the days that most people simply assumed that even Liberace just hadn't found the right gal.

"I'm die-hard Harlem," she says simply, meaning that even in a big city like New York, you can find a corner of concrete that not only embraces you, but also defines you.

I would simply say that even very generously applied long-term EBITDA growth does not necessarily equate to further growth in the stock.