Sentence examples for made up merely from inspiring English sources

He says that dialects are made up merely of the unconscious, instinctive transposition of certain sounds.

The small OSCE mission on the scene is made up merely of monitors.

But the team is made up merely of two academics and a journalist, people who carry no political weight.

And the scope for slashing non-defence discretionary spending is limited, since it makes up merely one-sixth of total outlays.

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

Concerning Atomicity, it is also worth noting that (P.7) does not quite say that everything is ultimately made up of atoms; it merely says that everything has atomic parts.[16] As such it rules out gunky worlds, but one may wonder whether it fully captures the atomistic intuition.

As president of a country made up of diasporas, it may not merely be electioneering that leads Obama to Offaly, but something deep and genuine.

But Finebaum is merely the lead tenor among the often cacophonous chorus made up of his regular callers, whom he admits are the show's stars.

These maybe-intenders might be easier to influence by merely asking questions as compared to people who already made up their mind, e.g. people who probably or definitely intend to use a self-test.

Indeed, Sunday's victory has merely added to the strains within this opportunist and most unhappy party, made up of bedfellows from right and left.

That was true as well for a hefty half chicken served with a jumble of shrimp: the delicious wine-and-hot-oil flavor made up for merely average ingredients.