Sentence examples for i merely like from inspiring English sources

It doesn't matter that I merely like my job.

And, while I merely like my computer, I love my smartphone.

I'd merely like to answer that question you posed.

When a stranger turns up in Mick Jackson's second novel, "Five Boys," dons his netted hat and starts poking around his hive, I merely felt like telling him to buzz off.

I merely do what I like to do - write - and people are rash enough to pay me for doing it".

I merely think that, like our fellow minority communities, the Asian and Chinese, we have a right to define ourselves in terms of our history.

Like Blackman, I merely wish to note that Calabresi's proposal is far from universally supported by Federalist Society members or by conservative and libertarian lawyers and legal scholars.

At first, though, I merely bumbled around the apartment like the cats, catching up on months of missed sleep, getting accustomed to the sudden quiet, putting ballet shoes, soccer balls, hair scrunchies and last year's homework in their places.

Like you, however, I merely have this sense from reading a lot of IRB handbooks and other literature, rather than from any systematic study of the policies in place at such institutions.

Because my projects are who I am in the mode of engaged agency (and not like plans that I merely represent to myself in reflective deliberation), the world in a certain sense reveals to me who I am.

Say "like a girl" to me and I merely think: "Doing everything totally effing brilliantly".