It merely describes disorientation; other poems enact it.
But for the irrepressibly curious Mr. Selznick, it merely describes how he feels about so many things.
It merely describes what one normally thinks of as a compilation a collection of pre-existing material, facts, or data.
But, he thinks, that was not who I was at all, it "merely describes me, it says nothing real about me".
But it never explains what net neutrality is — it merely describes it as "mumbo jumbo," vaguely asserts that it's "bad for consumers," and takes a few potshots at Google (which favors net neutrality).
The Washington Post Book World called "On Photography" "a brilliant analysis," adding that it " merely describes a phenomenon we take as much for granted as water from the tap, and how that phenomenon has changed us -- a remarkable enough achievement, when you think about it".
With few exceptions, it merely describes what is happening on screen, as if that's not perfectly apparent, and shares little of the information one expects from a director: how the film was made, problems, why certain steps were taken and the like.
It merely describes the current state of affairs in Russia.
In the first case it merely describes, truly or falsely, what is in the store.
However, it merely describes features/properties of physical devices, such as the screen resolution, the memory size, etc.
