A multitude of practical interests arising from the new social and political conditions demanded expression, not simply in books, but more especially in pamphlets, magazines, and newspapers.
The reader who utters these words aloud a few times will speedily recognize his own tongue, not simply in the words but also in the whole structure of the sentences.
For a full half century he was the voice of England, loved and honored as a man and a poet, not simply by a few discerning critics, but by a whole people that do not easily give their allegiance to any one man.
Alastor is therefore the poet's confession, not simply of failure, but of undying hope in some better thing that is to come.
To command is not simply to compel or to convince but a subtle mixture of both.
This is not simply a bit of self-adulation; it is distinctly the American tradition in the matter.
The Armed Services of the United States do not simply do lip service to such institutions as United Nations.
It is not simply this or that aspect in human existence, but the whole of man's nature which has become problematical in this dissolution.
Though the great man cannot be understood out of relation to his time, he is not simply a product of the social environment.
The work of thought is not simply transitional: without its continuance that which has been gained would be quickly lost.
On the other hand, they ask, not simplyfor a conceivable mode, but for the actual mode.
Both thinkers assume that the organization of a society is comparable, not simply to the organization of a living body in general, but to the organization of the human body in particular.
It leaves impressions, not simply of things seen, but of acts judged and made attractive or unattractive.
He is not simply an instrument for achieving a given fraction of a universal end, but has a sacred trust which, on its own account, he is empowered and commissioned to discharge.
But this end is not simply a point in the far distant future; it is a condition, or state of the Church in the district, into which it must be growing.
The survey, therefore, should be not simply a single act but a continual process.
But it is not simply food, but his own food, that he offers, the choicest morsel, that which it costs him something to forego.
The messages and addresses of President Wilson have interpreted that meaning not simply to America but to the world.
The young men who are entering the Christian ministry in these days are being trained, not simply to preach and to care for a parish, but to teach and to direct the educational work of a church.
We may confidently expect the churches of tomorrow to realize this more fully, not simply in the ideals they preach, but in the temper and quality of their own life.
We aim, not simply to win their assent to a given body of beliefs or to attach them to the church as a saving institution, but to help them to become men and women who can think and choose for themselves.
For instance, that twice two are four is not simply a perception, it is my perception.
If these meet in us, the result is not simply a weakening of the power of the one, and a remaining motive of the strength of m minus n.
I am in favor of a tariff, not simply to raise a revenue--that I regard as incidental.
There ought to be some way to prevent crime; not simply to punish it.
I do not simply mean to call up in the mind of my hearer a certain 'cluster' or two coincident clusters of ideas, but to convey knowledge of truths.
In respect to morality, is henot simply indifferent?
The effect of the revolutionary principles was to destroy the religious sentiment, not simply by disproving this or that historical statement, but by making the whole world prosaic and matter-of-fact.
You have got to learn that Christianity comes to us not simply as a luxury but as a force, and no man who values Christianity simply as a luxury which he possesses really gets the Christianity which he tries to value.
The imperial "I say unto you" implied the power, not simply of judicial interpretation, but of repealing old laws and enacting new ones.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "not simply" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
