Sentence examples for merely like something from inspiring English sources
Connected to this is the barely concealed boast that one is geeky or nerdy about certain things; it is no longer enough to merely like something, is it?" This new rosy tint to a work-obsessed, office-neat personality is starting to affect the way our homes look.
Facebook is to trial "reactions" options for users responding to content, proving that merely being able to "like" something was somewhat limiting the human emotional spectrum.
It merely seemed like something much bigger because of the Heat's response to its dramatic overtime victory against its nemesis, the Knicks.
You might like something.
Everybody likes something special!
Instead of mentioning these sites by name, the Conseil Supérieur de l'Audiovisuel said, news readers should merely say something like, "Follow us in the social media".
The obvious question for Marquardt and his colleagues was whether the PuttLab had merely detected something like the mechanical incompetence of novices.
So I guess it's not "merely" something like the 3DS' screen, but a little more.
"Our economy is growing very fast, we have sufficient resources, and this will translate into merely something like 16% of the budget of the Indian space program.
We'd like to skip all that and merely suggest something we think he should do on his way home.
