Sentence examples for merely covered from inspiring English sources
29 min: Feindouno's back and - Mrs Feindouno will be happy to hear - has not removed his band, merely covered in with a swathe of tape.
The Times had merely covered the campaign; to Nixon, given what he was used to from the paper, that felt like character assassination.
He argued that Skinner had not arrived at a method of studying speech objectively; he had merely covered up traditional notions with scientific-sounding terms.
The Palais de la Méditerranée is one of the grandest of the grand, although until recently its magnificent (and now listed) Art Deco edifice merely covered its shame: since the Seventies it had stood empty and unloved.
Several decades after the scandal that led to the president's resignation in August 1974, he claimed that Nixon had not merely covered up his involvement in the burglary at the Democratic party headquarters in the Watergate complex in Washington, but had personally authorised the break-in.
He was not the correspondent that merely covered Black issues.
She eventually became convinced that it was the better choice and found that covering her face was a more sincere attempt to obey God than to merely cover her hair.
"They merely cover all of the past sins and stains with a slip cover".
"It merely covers the unauthorised occupation of campus or buildings," the spokesperson said.
And drivers merely cover their costs, so they do not trouble the taxman either.
Does that figure merely cover tax credits that now would appear to have been unfairly earned?
