Sentence examples for merely mark from inspiring English sources

Nothing wrong with all this, of course — it probably adds to the health benefits — I merely mark the static.

But some thrive, whereas others merely mark time (Cleveland, Minsk, Pyongyang), go into apparently long-term decline (Detroit, New Orleans, Venice) or disappear (Tenochtitlán, Tikal, Troy).

Or they may say they merely mark up a wholesale interest rate (that a bank offers to the broker) to retail (which the brokers then offer to you).

These few minutes would constitute a complete, astonishing short on their own, yet they merely mark the climax of a film with reckless beauty to burn even in its incidental passages.

"The Fat Baby," a new book from Phaidon, includes some unpublished photo essays and has a number of less taut and clamorous images -- a few that merely mark time, a few that strain for effect.

London's hosting of the Olympic Games has also focused debate on whether the much-touted "legacy" of the event will actually improve the lot of the traditional inhabitants of the city's revamped East End or merely mark one more step in its gentrification.

Megrahi's death "merely marks the end of one chapter," writes Scotland's The Herald.

Sometimes I feel as if the girls and I are merely marking time.

From one perspective, Trump's rise has merely marked the evolution of Republican populism.

In Europe's long nightmare of a 20th century, the Eleventh Hour had merely marked a pause, not called a halt.

To the Buchanans, who take money for granted and for whom every dream is corruptible, the green light merely marks where the water begins.