Sentence examples for merely call it from inspiring English sources

Most Romance languages (again) merely call it Holy Friday.

A very real issue - one we should all be looking at - is whether any institution like a public university, or those debating its decisions, are ever able to clearly and unequivocally denounce racist speech as such, and not merely call it bad or uncivil behavior.

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He merely called it "the greatest Stradivarius in existence".

Professor McGinnis said the court had in fact used the least invasive level of review and merely called it a different name.

Gingrich described the consequences of a nuclear-armed Iran as "a holocaust" while Huntsman merely called it "the transcendent issue of this decade".

Today, as Americans commemorate the war, it is worth remembering that merely calling it the Civil War disguises the fact that in this case, the victors did not write the history, for the victors had called it rebellion.

Hugh Montgomery of The Observer noted it as one of the album's best track but called it "merely passable" and said it was " weighed down by his own leaden rapping and with nothing new to add to the familiar, futurist R&B formula".

To question Gone Girl's gender politics is either to take it too seriously or not seriously enough; amid the range of readings it has prompted since October, is it acceptable merely to call it tidy entertainment with two game leads?

However, this a view that Soble (1997) derides: merely to call it a paradox, as Solomon does, is not to face up to the problem.

It is tempting to call this rationale disingenuous but we will call it merely dubious.