Sentence examples for but merely something from inspiring English sources
He stated: Holding that "a publication must post a real risk of undermining public confidence in the administration of justice before it is held to be contemptuous", Loh J. elucidated the elements of the real risk test as follows: A real risk is not to be equated with a serious or grave risk, but merely something more than a de minimis, remote or fanciful risk.
Once it is not everything, it can be merely something.
It's merely something you anticipate, based on neutral criteria.
A medium is not merely something that feeds us content.
"Radio Macbeth" persuasively proposes that the classic work is not merely something to see, but to hear.
She hoped it was merely something dreamed up by an overzealous publicist.
Still, for many golfers of that era and beyond, conditioning was merely something that followed shampooing.
The pilgrimage is not "merely" something to be survived en route to the goal.
He writes: "Most tennis players look upon the ball that is used as merely something to hit.
The takeover of the capital on Sunday was merely "something one could have feared for a long time," he said.
"Spain" is the type of play that leaves you wondering if you have seen something mindbending or merely something mindless.
