Sentence examples for merely in some from inspiring English sources

My doffs today, while climbing an Alp, resulted merely in some bemused grins!

Verizon has tested gigabit Internet access "in the field," that is, at actual locations and not merely in some laboratory somewhere.

Hope is realized not merely in some ultimate, headline-grabbing victory, but in each small step along the way.

Almost all of them were found to be unipolar – merely in some specimens P. litorale, a bipolar morphology of one neuron type was occasionally but not consistently encountered (Additional file 5; see below).

Still, the detail itself is not merely suggested but in some sense legitimated by the fact that Germany is also where the real "Clark Rockefeller" was born.

Mr Bush's advisers argue that Mr Clinton's concentration on the peace process was not merely unwarranted, but in some ways harmful.

In the 1990s I began noticing people in altered states of being which didn't really seem "stoned" or "high" but rather, merely medicated in some way.

An executive unconcerned about appearances and merely looking to lock in some profit from his options would avoid those rules by leaving himself with some exposure to the stock, for example protecting him from losses if the shares fell below $50 and relinquishing gains if they rose above $60.

And this message wasn't common-sensical then, or merely in need of some semantic freshening up — it was radical.

373) had the upper hand; homoousios was understood as asserting the Father and Son to not merely be similar beings, but in some sense one being.

These "cures" can be worse than merely useless; in some instances these interventions can be actively damaging or deadly.