Sentence examples for I will merely from inspiring English sources

"And in the meantime?" "I will merely love you".

So unthinkable is this proposition that I will merely say, for now, no.

I will merely point out that the NA NA NA at 52 Down is not nearly enough NAs.

I will merely say that this is the only travel book I know of where one cries at the end.

But wait, the ref is looking the other way, so I will merely say, to that statement of yours: No.

I will merely say that curling is in no immediate danger of supplanting football as the national sport.

Instead, I'll merely pass along ten headlines from the weekend, and one — the Mittster, caught on tape — from Monday afternoon.

Instead I'll merely say that in the 1960s, a gang of 37-year-old women buying tickets to scream very rude suggestions and throw knickers at someone like Ronan Keating in a stadium would have been most off-colour.

I could make a half-arsed analogy that watching cricket is some kind of mantra but I think I'll merely stick to the old favourite question: Why do we do it to ourselves?

As is customary from my "oh here's a review!" posts, I'll merely highlight the nut graph, which is the wrong phrase to use here but whatever, but I'll also encourage you to read the whole thing.

And I'm going to do the gentlemanly thing: rather than completely rip the file from Primotech's Web site, then upload it to our account, I'll merely let the link stand for itself.