Sentence examples similar to merely be ready from inspiring English sources
While most people find the whole idea of life insurance a paranoid's ultimate exercise in morbidity, for him it was merely about being ready for the worst, but hoping for the best, which in this case was just the worst plus money.
But Djokovic insists that he will be ready for the Open, that the shoulder injury is merely inflammation resulting from a long and arduous season.
Brazilian Sports Minister Aldo Rebelo reacted angrily to suggestions the Maracana might not be ready and insisted that the ongoing work was merely aesthetic.
He praised her talent, but unlike Mr. Thompson, he doesn't merely talk about being ready.
Moreover, the countries who will make these "contributions" are merely "those who are ready"—which could mean anyone or no one.Behind these weasel words lies a split unresolved after many years between developing and rich countries.
Mr Schröder merely says he is ready to give "help in other areas".After last year's terrorist attacks against the United States, when most Germans backed Mr Schröder's declaration of "unlimited solidarity" with the Americans, including the dispatch of German troops to Afghanistan, the traditionally pacifist Greens reluctantly went along.
Philosopher Daniel Dennett appears ready to jump that gap, and there is something compelling about his idea of consciousness being the "user illusion" of an organ of unprecedented complexity, but who else among us is ready to identify merely as a biological machine?
Is he merely a clever entertainer who is ready to transform her work for purely commercial ends?
Moreover, Mr Barroso was not the first choice of any big country; he was merely the first whom nobody was ready to veto.
