Sentence examples for merely means from inspiring English sources

It merely means you hit the right first sentence.

It merely means— It means life is heartbreaking.

All this merely means they play for good teams.

It merely means that I have discovered one more thing to be not good at.

That is welcome, even if it merely means renewing existing practices.

Without such a commitment, "alternative" merely means "additional" — postponement of human catastrophe, not prevention.

They both muse that criticism merely means they're doing a great job.

It merely means we believe that class is for the subject at hand.

The things that money can buy are merely means to an end social status that brings desirable reproductive opportunities.

It merely means that the ancient Hebrews were tasked with setting a good example, through deeds, for others.

It merely means that you are trying to anticipate the problem so that we can meet it in advance".