"It's very bad for society generally". "I merely expressed an opinion to my friends criticizing the misuse of police power.
"In a different setting, I would propose a toast to you," Justice Stevens said from the bench before the start of arguments this morning, "but here I shall merely express our thanks for your 30 years of dedicated service to our country".
With regard to "whinging and moaning", I absolutely disagree, I have merely expressed / written an opinion, of which it is my prerogative to do, because, simply this is my blog.
I am not looking for a macho row – I am merely expressing what the whole industry is feeling.
After all, I am merely expressing my feelings whilst you are expressing yours, and there is nothing remotely inconsistent about the supposition that X arouses approval in me and disapproval in you.
As long as those dangers could merely express themselves in conventional weaponry, the situation was manageable.
"Fans", who merely express support for a firm, are cheaper.It is not the first time uSocial has tried to sell the benefits of popular online destinations to marketers.
Then comes this concession: None of this is to suggest, as Dawkins seems to suspect, that religious claims require no evidence to back them up, or that they merely express "poetic" or subjective truths.
None of this is to suggest, as Dawkins seems to suspect, that religious claims require no evidence to back them up, or that they merely express "poetic" or subjective truths.
They merely express disappointment for the fact that certain interesting insights have had little resonance.
Here we are, after laborious deep phenotyping various clinical categories of asthma, the patients merely express an "asthma" fingerprint at the sputum protein level.
