SIMPLY STATING THAT

Definition: Expressing something in a straightforward manner without embellishment or complexity.

Synonyms: Just Saying, Plainly Stating, Merely Asserting, Barely Mentioning, Only Declaring

Usage Examples in Sentences

She simply stating that the sun rises in the east.

The chef simply stating that garlic enhances the flavor of the dish.

She is simply stating that the novel's ending was unexpected.

The scientist is simply stating that the experiment requires further analysis.

She concluded her argument by simply stating that the sky is blue.

Rather than delving into details, he simplified the explanation by simply stating that the project was complete.

Despite the pressure, he remained calm by simply stating that he needed more time to think.

The teacher clarified the concept by simply stating that addition comes before subtraction.

Instead of offering excuses, she took responsibility by simply stating that she had made a mistake.

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Rather than arguing further, he ended the conversation by simply stating that he agreed to disagree.

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Simply stating that honesty is the best policy can resolve many conflicts.

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Honesty, simply stating that, is the best policy in any situation.

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In any argument, it is effective to resolve it by simply stating that honesty is crucial.

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Many misunderstandings can be avoided by simply stating that clarification is needed.

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To diffuse tension, try simply stating that understanding is key.