Sentence examples for simply unlike from inspiring English sources

This time is simply unlike any other.

'This time is simply unlike any other," she added.

As for Chesterton's poems, they are simply unlike anyone else's.

It is, quite simply, unlike anything else on TV at the moment.

In contrast is simply unlike; by contrast implies unlike-by-comparison. "Somalia is poor; by contrast, Egypt is rich".

Quite simply, unlike our native orchids, this plant is happy with a wide range of soil conditions.

The History Brush takes you back to previous versions of your image, but unlike simply saving a copy along the way, then reopening it, the History Brush lets you paint in prior versions.

In a speech last year, he suggested that if banks are too big to fail, they are simply too big; but unlike the Obama administration, Britain has so far rejected the idea of restricting the overall size of financial institutions.

It is simply that, unlike physics, economics yields no natural laws or universal constants.

He dressed simply, and, unlike the other Yabaolu traders, he didn't brag after closing a big deal.

For Draper, those words suggested the school was never going to get the go-ahead in the form they'd dreamed of: it was simply too unlike the government's idea of what a school looked like.