Sentence examples for merely after from inspiring English sources

The modernist experience, as distinct perhaps from the merely modern one, is grounded in a recognition that our lives today are lived alongside, rather than merely "after", our lives yesterday.

Or perhaps they're merely after Bill Clinton — not the man so much as the idea of the man.

He understands that some customers are merely after the best sex doll they can get their hands on, but there is often a deeper longing behind an order.

If a bandit attacks those employees seeking that money, there is no way to prosecute the bandit under the present law, but if he is merely after a postal card or a letter he can be prosecuted.

Madrazo had been one of the competitors of the week, spending most of stages two, four, five and six in various escapes and sealing a dominant win in the King of the Mountains prize; he was merely after the cash on offer, while for Williams – as for all members of the UK-based teams that depend on the Tour of Britain as a showcase – the television time on the podium was the lure.

Spain did everything that the GASP and mainstream economics recommended, not merely after the crisis but before it as well.

Some other bioethicists, however, said Geron's committee had been formed shortly before Wisconsin scientists announced the successful isolation of the human stem cells, creating the appearance that the committee was merely providing after-the-fact justification.

For Bella and Dante Cimarusti, however, it's merely an after-school snack.

That gives the Kremlin a perfect excuse to increase its formal presence and involvement: after all, it is merely looking after its own citizens.Diplomatic recognition is a slippery concept.

Additionally, Wip1 plaques can be detected after merely 12 h after bacterial infection.

She merely… After each new blow of adversity, she comes up smiling.