Sentence examples for term it simply from inspiring English sources

In some areas, the Lorena was so popular that its name became a generic term: it simply meant "improved stove".

Most American Muslims are likely unfamiliar with the term; it simply is not part of the community's vernacular.

Other administration officials termed it simply impossible.

So when he told me it was positive, it took me a second to figure out, 'Oh, gee, that's not so good.' " But Mr. Giuliani also said that "I kind of expected it, you know?" Asked about his emotional health at the moment, he termed it simply "O.K".

In mathematical terms, it simply measures (dp/dt) and is expressed as in (16).

In different terms, it simply raises the pressure by raising the exposure.

Gary King of Soundtrack Central termed it "simply astonishing" and "a CD that really no collector should be without".

In more pragmatic terms, it simply seems problematic that a company boasting an annual revenue of over $2 billion, 572 locations and 21,000 employees can enjoy religious freedom.

In Mullerian terms, it simply requires multiplication and variability (that is, there is a difference in the phenotypes of a population of such replicators) criteria, but not necessarily heredity.

By the time I was in town, some five weeks later, Homstol was coming to realize that, however effective aversive conditioning might be in the short term, it may simply require too much manpower and probably won't work on bears that have already progressed down the food-conditioning pathway, especially in communities that can't secure their waste.

Except in heart donors, cardiac arrest is a meaningless term; it is simply a condition to be dead and it must not be used as an underlying cause of death.