Sentence examples for merely gives a from inspiring English sources
Common opal lacks this layering, and scattered light merely gives a milky opalescence.
The scientist, in this way of thinking, does not offer a truer description of the phenomena of which ordinary thought could make no sense but merely gives a connected description of a selected set of phenomena.
However, on my reading of Aquinas, here he merely gives a tip of the hat to Augustine's doctrine, while at the same time he respectfully rejects it.
If you're shooting a raw format, then it merely gives a hint to your raw processing software as to how it should set your colour balance.
The common noun phrase merely gives an auditor a clue as to the speaker's intended referent.
Other monkeys were merely given a sham shot.
African tribes were merely given a choice of who would rob them.
As Ortiz discussed the Rays, he did not merely give a 30-second response.
But he merely gave a slight smile and shrugged his shoulders, preserving his 35-year vow of silence.
On the one hand it can mean a chemical angel of mercy that may save life, relieve pain or merely give a man a better erection.
Whether the theory truly tipped non-violent musers into killers, or whether it merely gave a pretext to psychopaths, simpletons and romantics to commit murders, is unclear.
