Sentence examples for merely articulated from inspiring English sources

He merely articulated what people of that day were thinking.

Note that this is extremely specific and in fact restrictive to a defensive response following an offensive threat which has been executed rather than merely articulated as a threat.

The report, however, merely articulates handwriting that's been on the wall for a while.

Mr. Biden, he claimed, was merely articulating Mr. Obama's position that "all married couples should have exactly the same rights".

Darwin did not merely articulate his opponents' arguments against evolution; in every case he anticipated them and refuted them in advance.

In fact, some scholars maintain that President Bush's pre-eminence doctrine merely articulates what has been America's unstated policy since its inception.

Fourth, get a decent suburban townhouse to raise your family in, rather than a vast palace which will merely articulate his or her distance from the people he or she will serve.

During his brief term in office, Cameron has shown himself not merely articulate, but endowed with almost perfect pitch in many of his public pronouncements, such as his apology for Bloody Sunday.

He wasn't having a go at his mates in the team; he was merely articulating an entirely reasonable opinion here in Australia: with the talent and resources we have at our disposal, Australia really should have won a World T20 by now and that wrong ought to be rectified as soon as possible.

But the governor was not merely articulating new policy today; he was spending time in a state that has tilted heavily Democratic over the last few years, but that he does not want to cede to Vice President Al Gore in the general election.

But if Donald Trump calls you a "rapist" or a "disgusting animal" or a "bimbo," he's merely articulating the frustration of those whom the politically correct modern world has left behind.