Sentence examples for simply useful from inspiring English sources

We do not speak of connoisseurs of nature (which can transport us) or diapers (which are simply useful).

It then became a useful luxury; transitioned to being simply useful; made the move to being popular; eventually became embarrassing to be without; then difficult to be without.

John E. Ingle, who argued on behalf of the F.C.C., said that the agency was well within its rights to act because the proper standard for rule-making was simply "useful or appropriate for achievement of a particular end".

Such conventional frameworks are on one level simply useful dramatically: the familiarity of long marriage, the loosening effects of alcohol, innocence all serve the same purpose - they allow characters to say anything.

He did not dispute that the law allows the board to issue rules that are needed to carry out the law, but he said the board had confused a necessary rule with one that is simply "useful".

That nearly all humans would find this linguistically useful is little different than widely varying societies independently inventing the bow and arrow it is simply useful, and no proof of an instinct.

Twitter could be used to simply share useful links related to teaching and learning.

These figures suggest that race and ethnicity are simply not useful criteria for suspicion.

Lanier, she notes, never saw virtual reality as simply a useful technology.

The Bardathon is generally impressive, rarely less than worthy, and often – by making available the obscurer plays – simply very useful.

"And the Republicans said, 'We're against deficits,' meaning 'We're against spending increases.' " The deficit, in other words, was simply a useful proxy.