Sentence examples for had merely made from inspiring English sources

India said the speech had merely made it angrier.

For decades an elite of the urban, educated and self-righteous had merely made itself richer and the poor poorer.

He said that he had merely made a wise bet and that he was a modest investor who had had mixed luck in the stock market.

There the court of appeal decided that the store detective had merely made a report – but the guard in Seddon's­ case may have overstepped the mark.

The junior doctors claim that, despite stating publicly when the dispute began last year that he was imposing the contract, Hunt had then switched tack and insisted he had merely made a non-binding recommendation that revised conditions of employment.

Hodgson denied reports that he had set his sights on Tottenham's Tom Huddlestone, and insisted that he had merely made a general inquiry about players that may be available on loan.

This first stage, however, has merely made the post office stronger.

Teachers shouldn't correct a student's work where they have merely made a careless mistake, according to research – mark the error don't worry about correcting it.

Literary biographers almost routinely acknowledge a dropping off in the last part of the catalogue, and the longevity made possible by modern medicine has merely made this dip in the graph potentially steeper.

Yiannopoulos has merely made the same calculation that Fox News made 20 years ago: If you monetize that hate and keep feeding the beast, you'll never run out of checks to cash.

Moreover, in the Watergate case most of what has been leaked, from the outset, has merely made public some information that the Administration had suppressed and the people had every right to possess.