The islanders, Mr Lyall Grant insisted, merely want to control their own future through wise resource management.
Filled with youngsters (and adults) who want to perform, or, as the theater directors insist, merely want to raise their self-esteem and self-confidence, the schools are integral parts of the local children's theater scene.
But the party played down its latest protest: not a "boycott", it insisted, merely a "postponement".In this section Agreement, at last Rocket salad Shoal mates A game of leapfrog Steppe in an ugly direction Middle class, centre ground A fly in the ointment ReprintsIndeed, the proximate cause of its withdrawal seems trivial and bureaucratic.
Or, are they, as activists within the American IT community insist, merely run-of-the-mill cheap labor useful for lowering companies' costs?
The comedian is a controversial figure who has often made headlines, most notably with his trademark "quenelle" hand gesture that looks like an inverted Nazi salute, but which he insists is merely anti-establishment.
What others interpret as environmentalism he insists is merely a personality trait.
Her detractors, she insists, are merely trying to "damage France's image" by attacking her.
It may turn out to be the future, as G.M. insists, or merely a distraction from it.
No, he is not a racist, he insists indignantly, merely a French patriot who believes in the right of every nation to preserve its cultural and ethnic identity.
Having referred to himself as "the founder of Troy," he quickly corrects what he insists is merely a slip of the tongue: "Finder, not founder...
