Sentence examples for merely coming from from inspiring English sources

The refrain against Kathleen Kennedy is not merely coming from the toxic segment of fans, and many people who have argued for a need for different leadership at Lucasfilm do so in the context of behind-the-scenes decisions and changes during the past four Star Wars films.

At first, Warner said, the calls for Mueller's firing were merely coming from the "fringes of our political discourse".

Some of that enthusiasm should be tempered, especially if L.A.'s new tech tenants are merely coming from neighboring cities like Santa Monica, experts say.

Threats to freedom don't merely come from the outside.

"Threats to freedom don't merely come from the outside; they can come from within, from our own fears.

Unable to claim their linguistic and cultural rights, Kurds were for a long time refused their proper and ethnic names: the official etymology of the word "Kurd", for example, used to be that it merely came from the sound made by boots on snow ("Kart-Kurd").

At 633 nm, the electric field enhancement merely comes from effective coupling of particle-particle rather than coupling of particle-film in the system, so the light energy is primarily confined in the gap of particle-particle.

It is true that the enjoyment of Bring It On does not merely come from the story.

In my mind, what determines the relationship success doesn't merely come from the simple decision of moving in together or not.

Contrary to popular belief, the lethargy that seems to prevail in the last few months of high school does not merely come from a spiritless student body, or a desire for keg parties and residence rooms.

On the one hand, it is understood that the impact of the price fluctuations (or trading activity) on the volatility does not merely come from recent price fluctuations and it does actually involve past price fluctuations.