He found himself not merely part of Bacon's court on his noon-to-night jaunts around the fancy restaurants and louche drinking-dens of London but his chief confidant and protege.
For Hadfield, it was miraculous enough merely to find himself in training.
The Pew Research report found merely "adding just the cell-only respondents to the landline samples reduced the GOP advantage," from more than 12 to roughly 10 points, "but not as much as including all of the interviews from the cell phone sample," which reduced the Republican lead to the more accurate 7.6percentt margin.
The rest found him merely condescending.Socrates fed this image of arrogance.
Yet in each other Thatcher and Reagan found not merely kindred spirits, but life partners.
Upon arrival, however, we found not merely the big-bore locals but also an American diplomat, not a very senior one, but still exalted enough to allow himself proconsular airs, his staff galloping around him as if he were ordering dispositions in battle, and not merely another whiskey soda.
Sharp teeth were far from essential, and if they were found, were merely further evidence that the vampire was undead: it was not only undecayed, but still growing.
From time to time, Tanya noticed the anxious gaze of Andrey's wife, Olga, resting on her, but she found this merely amusing.
It was shown at the Marie Harriman Gallery in Manhattan, where a critic for The New York Times found it "merely sensational and of extremely dubious value".
If upheld on appeal, this ruling means that someone can be found liable merely for pointing to objectionable information or programs that someone else has posted on the Internet.
