Sentence examples for appears merely from inspiring English sources
Other barriers erected by village militias exist, it appears, merely to extort bribes.
It appears merely a gesture of abhorrent rage on the judge's part.
The more Hall allows him to say, the more he appears merely an agreeable master of the trivial pursuit.
Mr. Diallo, for example, appears merely to have been standing in the vestibule of his apartment building.
At first he appears merely aloof and alienated; after marrying Dorothea, he reveals a more venomous side.
In fact, rather than sweeping away foxhunting, the new law appears merely to have added to the already extensive set of strange conventions that make the sport so colourful.
Without wars or colonial adventures they appear merely passive and unassertive, with no clear identity.
He appeared merely as a substitute against Liverpool last week but still had difficulties with his injured ankle.
A foot or the back of a head occasionally peer into view, but these fleeting traces appear merely accidental.
Mr Wright said: "It seems that those interested in the fruits of this research appeared merely interested in a one-way flight.
Abstraction is the mark of modernity; unseen powers, whether scientific or political or sociologically probabilistic make solid construction appear merely symbolic.
