Sentence examples for merely chosen from inspiring English sources

The state has merely chosen not to fund a distinct category of instruction.

Rather than unconstitutionally discriminating against religion, "the state has merely chosen not to fund a distinct category of instruction".

They pull back; it isn't entirely clear whether they've merely chosen one catastrophe over another, but whatever they did was no flirtation.

In reality, this motley selection of late-90s warblers had merely chosen to present Abba as purveyors of trite and moronic pop nonsense.

"The state has merely chosen not to fund a distinct category of instruction," one that was "not fungible" with ordinary secular studies, he said over biting dissents from Justices Scalia and Clarence Thomas.

"The state has merely chosen not to fund a distinct category of instruction," he said, adding that "training for religious professions and training for secular professions are not fungible".

At first he merely chose the contemplative life.

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It is merely choosing to add capacity in a state where labour relations are more cordial.

More recently, he has changed his mind, and settled on the idea that Job merely chose silence, not submission.

Belarus said that it merely chose not to extend the envoy's accreditation, calling his activities destructive.