Sentence examples for merely accompanied from inspiring English sources

"Drugs are bad, ban them!" is an easy mantra, but it ignores the history of alcohol prohibition in the US and our own recent experience of spending more than £10bn a year on the criminal justice system and losing more than £15bn to crime that has merely accompanied the rise in the drug trade.

Ratner, now 42, is almost as famous for his parties as he is for his career, another thing that seems to rankle his critics, but he insists he only ever wanted to be a film-maker; the money and women merely accompanied the success.

In musicals and operettas the orchestra serves to merely accompany the singers".

As in Mr. Mizuguchi's previous games Rez and Lumines, the music is not a soundtrack merely accompanying the action.

The pioneer work of Benjamin Libet has led many neuroscientists to hold the view that our conscious intentions do not cause our bodily movements but merely accompany them.

On several occasions, Peter alone is mentioned by name and others are indicated as merely accompanying him (Mark 1 36; Luke 8 45).

And lines typically submerged within a sea of string tone ring out clearly, whether they are the main themes or merely accompanying figures.

On several occasions Peter alone is mentioned by name, and others are indicated as merely accompanying him (Mark 1 36; Luke 8 45).

Ciren Banyue retracted an initial confession to police and said he played no part in the deaths, merely accompanying his uncle to the scene.

However, in 1863, this latter jurisdiction was enlarged to include many crimes 'committed by persons who are in the military service of the United States * * *.' 16 Still it did not cover crimes committed by civilians who, like petitioner, were merely accompanying a member of the Armed Forces.

And finally, (iii) a certain truth is a concomitant relative necessity when it merely accompanies another true event (ibid., p. 157).