Sentence examples for will simply be good from inspiring English sources

For some, of course, goodbye will simply be good riddance.

You will simply be throwing good money after bad.

"The judgment on a failed Bush campaign will simply be that the times were good and the nation was at relative peace -- and people did not want to risk change," he said.

It's now become all but certain that Sen. Warren has no stomach for a presidential race and, as a result, will simply be a gadfly in the Senate, good at raising issues, but ineffective at impacting legislation.

It will simply be the Democrats' failure.

Cocktails there will simply be numbered.

Instead, it will simply be a competitor.

Why would I want to become a headteacher, to take on the pressure of jumping through your hoops and being judged by Ofsted, if I know 50% of schools will simply never be good enough?

No, that'll simply be too salty.

It makes it seem like if you just stop arguing about money, then will all will be good... maybe if you simply had enough money, then you wouldn't need to argue about money, and then all will be good.

In a year or two people will find themselves wondering why the Fed made this particular error, and there simply will not be good answers to give.