To get and keep a hack license, no longer will it suffice to know merely that the Bronx is up and the Battery down--but fear not!
The popular Molière was, we now know, merely a front for the highbrow Corneille, who was hungry for the money generated by the vulgar genre of comedy.
As we all know, merely patenting something doesn't mean it will ever land in stores.
Or, some people, familiar with adversity and reversals of fortune, know merely to wait until someone else hands you a trump card.
That's not to make the schoolboy error of presuming the award to be a badge of moral approval: I know it merely recognises the individual who has dominated the previous 12 months, for good or ill.
The end result is that most TV aficionados I know are merely waiting for "Dexter" to be over, if they're still watching -- but are deeply invested in the endgame of "Breaking Bad".
Until then, Shumpert is known merely, and most often, as Rook, as in, "I thought our rook did a fantastic job" — which was Woodson's appraisal after Shumpert clamped down on Derrick Rose, the Chicago Bulls' superstar, in the Knicks' overtime victory on Sunday.
And yes, I know you can merely use a U.S. proxy, but that's not the point, now is it?
But even as I write them down I know they are merely footsteps in snow".
It cannot be known merely through reflection, prior to any experience.
