Sentence examples for which were simply from inspiring English sources

Nothing hits me now like these lyrics, which were simply clever in the eighties: Good evening.

He purchased licensed digital photographs for content, many of which were simply old bondage-magazine spreads, torn out and scanned.

In Britain, telegrams were replaced by Telemessages, which were simply telegrams printed out and put into the post, in 1982.

Politicians, advertisers, fashion editors have, from time to time, held summit meetings which were simply glamorous, savvy showcases of cynicism.

Another Russian Athonite monk, a certain Khrisanf, wrote a blistering review, saying the book absurdly exaggerated the status of words, which were simply part of earthly, human language.

Universities, which were simply closed for several years, have now reopened but in distant suburbs, far from any likely venues for demonstrations.

Which is simply not the case.

(Which is: "Simply not giving a fuck").

Which is simply not good enough.

His story – which was simply fantastic – was impossible to corroborate.

"All feminists are being wrongly portrayed here which is simply unfair.