Sentence examples for expressed mere from inspiring English sources

It expressed mere dismay when Marcus Brauchli was ushered out as The Wall Street Journal managing editor shortly after News Corporation's takeover.

Not having seen the offensive email, Miss Manners does not know whether it expressed mere peevishness, which should be covered by an apology, or something heinous, which would require serious groveling.

A transgenic Arabidopsis engineered to express MerE was constructed and the impact of expression of MerE on methylmercury accumulation was evaluated.

Of course: even the palace – expressing mere "disappointment" – can't confect too much outrage now.

Evidently, it's no longer fashionable enough to express mere sympathy -- now you've got to have empathy.

The transgenic Arabidopsis expressing MerE accumulated significantly more methymercury and mercuric ions into plants than the wild-type Arabidopsis did.

The transgenic Arabidopsis expressing MerE accumulated significantly more Hg II) and CH3Hg(I) than the wild-type Arabidopsis from the mercurial-containing medium (Figure 4).

Transgenic Arabidopsis plants expressing merE grew vigorously at rates similar to those of wild-type plants, without exhibiting notable symptoms of stress (Figure 5A).

(He would argue, I think, that sixties spirituality got expressed in mere "cults" rather than in true churches, but this surely is a distinction sturdier to the eye of faith than to that of history).

His most famous patient was John Stuart Mill, who testified in his "Autobiography" that reading Wordsworth saved him from a nervous breakdown: "What made Wordsworth's poems a medicine for my state of mind, was that they expressed, not mere outward beauty, but states of feeling, and of thought coloured by feeling, under the excitement of beauty.

Forming if-then plans has been found to be much more effective than relying solely on motivation and willpower, as expressed in mere goal intentions ("I will do X").