Sentence examples similar to mere think from inspiring English sources
Mere thought can bring about real emotion.
If this team stick together and maintain this kind of form then they'll begin to build up a bit of that aura, and a bit of that confidence, that we used to have in the days when we went into every series without the merest thought about losing.
A more routine annoyance is an accelerator that is calibrated to snap the engine's throttle wide open at the merest thought of pedal pressure.
Yet a mere 17% think that their employer actually does take their social and environmental responsibilities seriously.
These extravagances are so widely publicized that they've even started to recalibrate the way mere civilians think about luxury.
In a poll conducted last year by YouGov, a mere 21% thought the reforms were right, though a further 46% conceded some changes could be beneficial.Reformers are trying to fight back.
This reception of the intelligible transforms the potential intellect from being a mere disposition to think to the active thinking of the intelligible; a process in which the "intellect in act" (al-'aql bi'l-fi'l) becomes its intelligible (Bouyges, 15; Hyman, 216).
Same with my (formerly) favorite reply: "Why do you ask?" Because these days, people seem to think mere curiosity is ample justification.
But are these motion control deals mere gimmicks (I think so, just based on how I play game; the public may well think differently), or something more?
Transcendental psychology thus differs from rational psychology insofar as the former presupposes that we have experience (albeit of a very general sort), whereas the latter is restricted to the mere concept "I think".
