Sentence examples for he merely uses from inspiring English sources

But by omitting the "ne" in a negative sentence, or employing café slang, he merely uses French as it is spoken and texted.

Those are strong words, but George W. Bush has a consistent pattern: he doesn't respond to events by changing his policies; he merely uses those events to justify his original agenda.

And at the bottom of the art-food rabbit hole, bad boy Damien Hirst stretches pharmaceutical packaging with the medicine's name replaced with that of food common on British canteen menus in his 1999 series, The Last Supper, wherein he merely uses the names of food to toy with our ideas and associations.

He merely used his talent to extricate himself and his family from a life of hardship.

It was not started by McCarthy; he merely used it for his own purposes, stupidly and unscrupulously.

This is what I mean by the dilemma of Netanyahu: Can he, will he, eventually cast aside the pressures of his right wing and emerge as someone able and willing to make a deal or does he merely use their presence as a way of being "unable" to move forward on negotiations?

Oddly enough, it is often friends of Thomas who suggest that he merely used Aristotle and was not chiefly concerned with what Aristotle might actually have intended.

Trump said on Twitter on Friday he merely used "tough" language when discussing a new immigration bill with a group of U.S. senators.

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But, he said, he was merely using the "rhetorical" device of repeating what he (mistakenly, it appears) believed Mr. Ferdinand had accused him of saying in the first place.

Mr Douglas said Mr Brown had then attempted to claim that he was merely using street slang he had picked up in New York, saying: "Nigger's not offensive.