Sentence examples for merely an expression from inspiring English sources

Or merely an expression of her character?

The brutality of gangland is merely an expression of the pervasive cruelty that shapes lives like hers.

Rent strikes are not merely an expression of dissatisfaction with the ever-increasing costs of student housing.

Perhaps the U-bend is merely an expression of the effect of external circumstances.

By surrendering the objectivity that represents its traditional respect for the reader, journalism becomes merely an expression of the narcissistic ego of the reporter.

Mr. McGreevey said it was merely an expression of his patriotism, insisting that he had always been enamored of the Stars and Stripes because his father was a marine and his uncle fought on Iwo Jima.

It may serve merely as an expression of Anais's paranoia.

Music is not imperative merely as an expression of our cultural heritage; music is imperative, period.

If I now offer a demurral on the delicate subject of the geisha mystique, I hope it will be accepted merely as an expression of personal taste.

As a result, many have interpreted the last seven years of Home Office policy merely as an expression of New Labour's desire to show it is not a party of spineless social workers.

I mean it merely as an expression of bafflement as to how anyone could explain such a programme, let alone give it the hard sell in front of those upstairs at the BBC.