Sentence examples for is merely drawing from inspiring English sources

Supporters hope he is merely drawing breath, in the middle of a (mostly) glittering career.

It is merely drawing a line, which the Supreme Court has recognized, between religious and secular education, and directing its funds to secular education.

He wasn't attacking feminism – let alone blaming it – but was merely drawing attention to a side effect.

"I was merely drawing attention to this movement of cultural appropriation, which is very strong in America". His voice rises an octave and he adds: "I am not saying that it is shocking or wrong or disgusting.

Here too, we are merely drawing the conclusion from the transformation of our zeitgeist-oriented self-understanding: what has changed is our apperception, not the circumstances themselves.

I'm merely drawing a parallel here.

Of course, Roeder could be merely drawing attention to his case.

In response to the criticism against him, Albrecht said that he was merely drawing parallels between the two cubs.

When readers (and not only Christians) criticized Tyson for dissing one of the two holiest days of the Christian calendar, he feigned surprise that anyone could've been insulted by his words, protesting that he was merely drawing attention to Newton's birthday.

Goldberg (2000) observed that in insisting on categorical diagnoses, "rather than carving nature at the joints, we appear to be merely drawing lines in the fog".

Sometimes the targets don't even matter, when a shooter is so irrational that they are merely drawn to the act of killing lots of people at random.