Sentence examples for enjoyed merely from inspiring English sources

It never touched the rim, but he enjoyed merely seeing it come close.

The exotic imagery and rhythmic chant of this poem have led many critics to conclude that it should be read as a "meaningless reverie" and enjoyed merely for its vivid and sensuous qualities.

A young man who goes to live in a town chosen at random finds himself "elated beyond the power to think, but he realized one thing, that he had never before enjoyed merely the fact that he existed".

In Mastery, the purpose is to acquire new knowledge or skills, characterized by those who enjoy merely participating in the act of learning.

Pop culture has provided us with plenty of memorable representations of school, especially high school, an institution that, canonical narratives of American adolescence tell us, is something not to be enjoyed but merely to be survived.

Companies enjoyed not merely loopholes but wonderfully lucrative and poorly administered government contracts.

The problem is that the game just cannot be totally enjoyed in merely one month; multi-player will last for months beyond that.

Arthur Miller's "The Crucible," which celebrates its fiftieth anniversary next January and which is being given a masterly revival by Richard Eyre, at the Virginia Theatre, can be enjoyed as merely a terrific melodramatic yarn.

Microsoft's policies make it clear that customers do not own the intellectual property they pay to enjoy, they merely have a license to use it.

For not much more you can buy a compact camera you're more likely to enjoy than merely tolerate.

Moore might say that an artist must understand and love his work's beauty if he is to create it, perhaps even more than someone who merely enjoys it; but the value in his work is still not distinctively creative.