Sentence examples for merely recently from inspiring English sources

Digby astutely noted this is merely recently history repeating: "This is predictable.

That's why cell biologists Yadunanda Budigi Kumar and Raphael Valdivia of Duke University in Durham, North Carolina, wondered if it stole fats from droplets in the cell called lipid bodies--little known structures once thought to be merely storage vessels but recently implicated in more active roles, such as moving cellular components around.

(Only recently told of the caper, McCue professes to be merely amused).

But recently the wording was changed to something a little squishier: it now seems that employees are merely "prohibited" from reading files, rather than unable.

Recently, merely teeing it up has required quite a lot of doctoring — sort of like a 2004 ad photograph of him holding the Players Championship trophy aloft that was retouched to eliminate his armpit sweat.

This variety in the neuronal composition of the ventral neurite bundle in developmental stages is also known from other polychaete larvae and may either indicate distant phylogenetic relationships or merely reflect the recently suggested general wide plasticity of polychaete neural patterning and nervous system anatomy [ 31].

The genetically modified crops that have caused much fuss recently are merely well-known organisms with a gene or two changed.

Yet this is where her dream has materialized, in a five-bedroom colonial that until very recently was merely their home.

People below the line are mystified and annoyed by seemingly arbitrary modding; I was recently modded merely for speculating about the last four episodes of season 3 of Homeland.

We jokingly call this area main avenue; a grand name for what has until recently been merely a strip of mown grass.

WASHINGTON - The violence spreading throughout the Middle East recently is merely an "uptick in what has been hundreds and hundreds of years of religious conflict," MSNBC host Chuck Todd said on Thursday during an interview with Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz).