Sentence examples for merely continued to from inspiring English sources

He merely continued to sit, immobile, glazed.

Whereas Mr Giuliani rescued New York from dysfunction, his successor as mayor has merely continued to run it well.

Farmers and builders, meanwhile, being of more pragmatic outlook, merely continued to buy the basic versions, sometimes with useful four-wheel drive.

Or will he merely continue to leap tall buildings in a single bound?

More likely, a partial flat tax (with the usual innumerable exemptions) would be legislated for that merely continues to pass the tax burden on to salaried workers.

However, pre-packs have also attracted criticism because many feel the company merely continues to operate as usual while jettisoning legitimate creditors.

By not following them, but merely continuing to gaze at the empty space they've passed through, he captures their harsh and poignant dialogue on the soundtrack ("What's wrong with this society?" "This case is relevant to the future of the People's Republic of China's legal system"), as if to highlight more intensely its universal import.

In it, he warned that "if liberals do not concern themselves very seriously and very quickly with the unity of their own philosophy and with morality and the family, they will not merely continue to lose elections but will as well bear responsibility for the success of conservatives in turning back the clock of progress in America".

After hearing of Ms. Weingarten's comments yesterday, Jerry Russo, Mr. Klein's press secretary, said: "Rather than working with us to implement fundamental changes that will help our teachers help all of our children learn, the U.F.T. merely continues to gripe".

Second, it merely continues to highly the fact that Facebook's advertising targeting is legendary for being bad.

Without the integration to generate new resources, the acquirer will almost always have overpaid for a target that merely continues to operate as before, the purchase of its shares being akin to a passive investment in the stock market.