Sentence examples for it seems merely from inspiring English sources

Far from giving the magistrates a hand, the prime minister was, it seems, merely electioneering.

Where his uppity energy once inspired the country's voters, today it seems merely to annoy.

Britain no longer has a government, it seems, merely four horsemen from Apocalypse plc.

Instead, after a couple of days in Dubai, it seems merely logical.

The Olympics and the police, it seems, merely get in the way.

But Trump is hard to exaggerate — it is enough, it seems, merely to mirror him.

But it seemed merely bland.

Struggling to explain why he could not abandon the idea of a French Algeria — or, at a minimum, of some decent compromise that would insure majority rule while protecting the rights of the "settler" minority — he ended with the weak-sounding formula that he could not abandon his mother, which made it seem merely a question of blood.

When they led 14-3 athehendnd of the first half and the Harlequins wing Epi Taione was sent to the sin-bin for an outrageously reckless attempted shoulder tackle on James Hook, it seemed merely a question of when the hosts would claim their try bonus point.

At first, it seemed merely disjointed and illogical.

Something of their tragic aura lurks in the corners of much of his later art, so that it rarely seems merely superficial; it harbors a wounded spirit that has decided to be merry in spite of it all (Chagall's Hasidic background puts a lot of stock in enthusiasm).