Sentence examples for merely points from inspiring English sources

Human space travel merely points out that the Earth is precious.

His literary adaptations - from Giraudoux, Diderot, Bernanos and Dostoevsky - are often merely points of departure.

Mr. Alÿs takes no political position on this; he merely points it out.

Such furore merely points up Britten's talent to disturb – as much as by his personal life and politics as by his music.

Such facile cheerleading on Mr. Brands's part does not burnish Franklin's posthumous reputation but merely points up the inadequacies of this uninspired and ultimately shallow biography.

Finally, as applied to the special case of the President, the majority's argument merely points out that, were the Senate to convict the President without any kind of a trial, a constitutional crisis might well result.

I'm merely pointing to a climate of opinion.

I merely point out that it is not just children of hoarders who have trying times.

I am merely pointing out that what he did was as low as it gets".

Traffic management has been stressed as the main determinant of livable streets, but physical features have been merely pointed out.

I'm merely pointing out that on Tuesday some cities in England quadrupled their absentee rate.