Sentence examples for alone merely from inspiring English sources

Imagining a place where "everybody has an ocean," "the kids are hip" and "the bad guys know us/ and they leave us alone" merely puts those ideas into the hedonistic terms of postwar baby boomers.

And, I was far from alone, merely one of tens of thousands of white men and women doing the same.

However, 16 weeks of jumping exercise alone merely showed improvement in tibial proximal trabecular bone density, cortical area, midshaft cortical moment of inertia, and maximum force.

RSV-RNA has been detected by RT-PCR in whole blood but not plasma of infants and neonates [ 3, 4], but this alone merely indicates cell-associated RSV genome.

Therefore, patients should not be excluded from potentially curative esophagectomy on the basis of a high BMI alone but merely judged on comorbidity to choose the optimal treatment modality.

This observation might suggest that the attainment of felicity requires one to be not merely alone but elevated, in which case the happiest of hermits were the stylites, so named because they perched on pillars in the wilderness (Greek: stylos, a pillar).

One possibility is to define cure in terms of event-free survival rather than merely survival alone, but to establish this it would require (perhaps unacceptable) detailed monitoring of patients for a very extended period.

It enables them to develop what Lipsitz called "the emotional resilience and resourcefulness required to live alone" — and not merely to live alone but to take pleasure in doing so.

It enables them to develop what Lipsitz called "the emotional resilience and resourcefulness required to live alone"—and not merely to live alone but to take pleasure in doing so.

Notwithstanding Mr. Brown's many documented shortcomings in a job that he evidently should not have held in the first place, this rather cold-blooded and clumsy effort to offer him up as a scapegoat for broader failures of policy and preparation cannot obscure the fact that the fault for the Katrina fiasco is not merely Mr. Brown's alone, but the administration's generally.

As much as he meant to the world, what he meant to black men can never be measured in merely physical acts alone, but in the imperishable realm where his style of fight and speech were gifts that linger far beyond his mortal disappearance.