Sentence examples for are merely those from inspiring English sources
With the development of this theory it was realized that acids are merely those hydrogen compounds that give rise to hydrogen ions (H+) in aqueous solution.
Moreover, the countries who will make these "contributions" are merely "those who are ready"—which could mean anyone or no one.Behind these weasel words lies a split unresolved after many years between developing and rich countries.
Sleuthing shows him a world in which everyone has his price, with greed and corruption so pervasive that the most admirable men are merely those who have farthest to fall.
Brown struggles to communicate in plain, human English; Cameron is better, having mastered the simple, fluent sentence, but leaves doubts as to whether his words are merely those of a slick salesman.
The comments from Rayat al Tawheed's adoring British fans seem to express disappointment that the heads are merely those of regime forces and not its former rebel allies in the Free Syrian Army FSAA), now bitter enemies.
Other notes are as for Table 2. Another trivial explanation of our results might be that subsequences are generated at random within each class and the preferred classes shown in Table 2 are merely those classes which are most likely to generate the motif of the factor.
They were merely those of two reporters her brother had spoken to, and the number of someone at Christie's.
But if it were merely those things — if it used Nim's life as a case study in behavioral science or scientific misbehavior — it would not be as funny, upsetting and strange as it is.
Assumptions of this analysis were merely those of almost any other regression analysis.
Of course, OCD should be the primary disorder and the exclusion criteria were merely those that would make the assessments unreliable or where other treatment needs would have higher priority.
Goyder [ 46] sought to establish whether protestors who signed an anti-closure petition really did have stronger views on the issue than the general population, or whether they were "merely those shanghaied into adding their name to a list".
