Sentence examples for merely presents from inspiring English sources

He merely presents this statement along with every other possible facet of Guy Waterman's perplexing story, then gets out of the way.

It is also beautifully written: recollecting two famous conductors he heard at Leeds Town Hall, Bennett observes that "it is Barbirolli who touches the heart and serves the music, unlike Sargent who merely presents it".

The chief difficulty, according to them, is that CRTT is not committed to the behaviourist Turing test for intelligence, so it need not ascribe intelligence to a device that merely presents output in response to input in the way that Searle describes.

As for the big money subsidies that would have to be cut or ended to pay for a lower rate — including less generous depreciation and reduced deductibility of interest on corporate debt — the White House merely presents them as part of a menu of options for "consideration".

It does not pretend to vie with the other books on Picasso (to most of which it is in many ways superior as an analysis) but merely presents "what I know of his life when mine followed the same course — a sort of chronicle, but only of the periods I directly observed, when I was in close touch and continually saw him, listened to him, watched him".

1037), but he does not say whether either of these figures actually endorses it or merely presents it for consideration (See Liber de praedicamentis, 222b-223a).

He was merely present, as is appropriate".

They merely present the facts as they see them.

It merely presented their locations on a map.

They were merely presented by people who loved them and wanted us to love them too.

They say that merely presenting creationism as a theory does not violate state or federal law.