Sentence examples for a car merely from inspiring English sources

Is it not possible that there are still many of us who want a car merely to get us from A to B? It was Antoine de Saint-Exup? who said: "Perfection is achieved, not when there is nothing more to add, but when there is nothing left to take away".

One K-9 tellser Thels THuffingtonton Post that police dogs can be trained to only alert when there's a significant quantity of drugs in a car, not merely to residue or the odor of someone who has smoked pot in the recent pass.

A sudden nip to the left or right is quite acceptable, even if that necessitates slamming on the brakes to avoid a car that is merely driving in a straight line.

But a system that accumulates interest from the first day of class is like having to pay a car dealership for merely thinking about a lease.

Frugal innovation would put consumer products, of which a $2,000 car was merely a foretaste, within reach of ordinary Indians and Chinese.

Diesel cars revealed surplus consumption of +39% while gasoline cars merely consumed +30% more fuel on average compared to NEDC (plug-in hybrids were not considered).

A car with no storage is merely a toy, and toys, as the Plymouth Prowler proves, become boring.

The city did not condemn Poletown as blighted; it merely said a car plant would generate more taxes and jobs than a Polish neighbourhood.

Eventually, the so-called ultracapacitors on which the XH-150 is based may supplant rather than merely supplement a car's batteries.

He answered by saying his feelings of pain for the tragedy were similar to how he'd feel if a puppy had been run over by a car in which he was merely a passenger.

The problem this leaves us with is that while we didn't have any objection to driving the Outlander, even finding it pleasingly enjoyable at times, in a car that costs £32,899 being merely 'not bad' is some way short of enough.