Sentence examples for become merely a from inspiring English sources
The fourth picture (below left) is full of futurist movement and urgency, with the figure of the ballet dancer (here not really resembling Portman) pushing forward into the frame, its masked face almost screaming, its body becoming less realistic and representational until its legs become merely a red triangle.
For one thing, the audience, soon to become merely a memory, like City Opera itself.
A society of initiates could drop its religious connections and become merely a social club.
For the FA Cup has become merely a cash cow in the eyes of smaller clubs.
The band had become merely a conduit, creating the space for other people's joy.
The Mongols even tried to introduce paper money into Persia though this would become merely a failed experiment.
Without it, the danger is that Radio 3 could become merely an up-market version of Spotify.
If national businesses, not local ones, come to fill a neighborhood, the area may become merely an importer of goods and services supplied by CVS or Dunkin' Donuts.
He said that the tendency of great entrepreneurs was either to become merely an operator of one company or, like Sumner Redstone, move into an investor-ownership role.
Of course, there's a chance that "American Candidate" could become merely an electronic soapbox for figures more eccentric than thoughtful.
He warns that we are heading to the day when marriage — straight or gay — will become "merely an item on a mix-and-match menu of lifestyle options, a truffle in the candy box".
