Sentence examples for merely come out from inspiring English sources

De La Soul, on the other hand, pull off a mind-blowing set, packed with energetic camaraderie, classic hits ("Stakes Is High", "Me Myself and I", "Buddy") and even disses to the bored-looking photographers and females on the front row who'd merely come out to gawk at Hollywood crossover star Mos Def later, as pointed out by group member Posdnuos, who mocks with a smile.

You see, Oroposa doesn't merely come out and let fly, She enters as the character she's playing and, with the above-mentioned Musetta's waltz, even exited that way.

A fine on Railtrack will merely come out of taxpayers' money," she said.

They are not increasing because of a scourge which has merely come out of the blue, but rather because the policies being implemented over recent years in the fields of structural adjustment and of reducing public spending have led to increasing inequalities and poverty and to increased deterioration of the environment and of the planet as a whole.

However, the student activists did not want to merely survive the winter, but to come out stronger and more prepared.

Mr de Villepin insists that he merely wants the truth to come out.

The action of occupying a university is not merely to challenge university managements to come out against cuts, nor is it only to put pressure on the coalition to stop talking misleadingly about "togetherness" when it comes to education reforms.

I don't believe that the fact that Angela Merkel's phone was bugged by the NSA does anything to jeopardise anybody's security; it's merely colossally embarrassing and it should come out.

So maybe full-blown disasters don't come out of the blue; they merely serve as the catalyst.

Those rare tech companies that have come out in support of SOPA are not merely criticized but barred from industry events and subject to boycotts.

Perhaps the story would have come out from another source; perhaps he merely wanted to absolve his conscience.