Sentence examples for is merely made from inspiring English sources

There is a significant morale collapse among the so-called Iraqi army which is merely made up of sectarian militias.

There's also no depiction of the players' individual aesthetics — mention is merely made, by the game's commentators, of the contrast between Borg's baseline game and McEnroe's net-rushing style, but Metz doesn't have a visual sensibility to put that contrast into images.

NPG is merely making use of the new digital marketplace.

Instead, the company's curatorial imperative, as usual, is merely "make it available".

To the Republicans, this is merely making municipal governments live within their means – a perfectly reasonable-sounding argument, in principal.

Some analysts have suggested that Mr. Netanyahu is merely making a tactical demand that will block any chance for the peace they claim he does not really want.

Some suggest that the unusually high productivity growth so late in an economic cycle is merely making up for sluggish productivity earlier in the 1990s.

There is a perception, too, that Wales have become predictable under him but that can be countered by the argument that he is merely making the most of their strengths.

In his decision, Judge John E. Jones III wrote: Throughout the trial and in various submissions to the Court, Defendants vigorously argue that the reading of the statement is not "teaching" ID but instead is merely "making students aware of it".

She is not issuing matronly instructions like Delia; she is merely making sisterly suggestions".

But it would be the height of naivete to imagine he is merely making honest mistakes.