Sentence examples for merely kind from inspiring English sources

The idea that an action could be merely kind, say, without having any other features at all, makes no sense at all.

We weren't just mad, we were sort of enraged; no one was merely confused, but kind of totally mystified.

He is not merely the kind of person who will wear socks with holes; he is the kind of person who will wear socks with holes and rain fury upon anyone who mentions the holes in public.

And there is not even merely one kind of multiverse but four, described in detail!

A savings bank was, to Pintard, merely another kind of depository.

Is it merely a kind of natural resentment of people who presume to understand us?

The whole concept was a thought experiment — merely the kind of the thing that amused philosophers and science-fiction writers.

It all felt like solemn ritual, but it was also still, and not merely, a kind of pop song.

He went on (and it's always worth reading on after a famous quotation): "Is not War merely another kind of writing and language for political thoughts?

Here it's packed into those beginnings of songs before they detonate, but musical sentimentality — as opposed to the merely emotional kind — runs thick in a couple of smart tracks.

Instead the zombies are merely a kind of puzzle crossed with a physical challenge: an exhilarating, creepy and sometimes hilarious obstacle devoid of anything a theatergoer would understand as drama.