Americans should be defending not merely a right to be free from the oppressive attentions of the national government, not merely fighting for something embodied in the due process clause of the 14th amendment.
In the very beginning, I was merely looking for something to do.
Is Abraham Tal's inaction wrong, or is he merely waiting for something as yet unannounced?
In monkeys that are apparently merely waiting for something to happen or that have nothing to which to pay attention, the neurons are inactive or minimally active.
'The prosecutor's argument in the instant case permitted or perhaps even suggested an inference that the defendant had conceded his guilt and was merely hoping for something a little less than a verdict of murder in the first degree.
And if we truly value solidarity at this company it is a good time to recognize, and remember, and recommit to standing with the people who lost their livelihoods, their limbs, and even their lives, merely asking for something as simple and basic and obvious as equal rights and equal protections under the law". .
It calls not merely for the management of risk but for something politically and intellectually far more demanding: the acknowledgment of uncertainty.
He is also a supple reader of the world; emerging from incarceration, he had the feeling "that behind everything lay something else, a hidden motive perhaps, or something unimaginable and dark, that a person was merely a disguise for another person, that something said was merely a code for something else".
"Old" is merely a word for something that was once new and survived; no amount of affectation will provide a shortcut.
Nor is it known whether homocysteine itself is the culprit (although ample evidence suggests it is) or whether homocysteine is merely an indicator for something else that does the damage.
Ideally, apart from action that drives the plot, stage directions should be a suggestion: indeed, some have suggested that the academic study of playscripts is questionable because the text is merely a template for something that happens elsewhere.
