Sentence examples for merely referred from inspiring English sources

Fox merely referred reporters to Carlson's dismissive statement.

However, when the Vatican condemned The Power and the Glory and demanded revisions, Greene merely referred the Pope to his publisher.

Asked about the confusion sowed by Mr. Neel's remarks, Dr. Dean merely referred to the words of his e-mail message, which he called "a brilliant ploy".

Refugees will be referred to as such, while those who do technically meet the definition of migrant will be merely referred to as 'people' where possible.

They were merely referred to as marathoners, swimmers or sprinters, and included in the same sentences as Usain Bolt, Mo Farah, and Jessica Ennis.

In this case, the term covered emails that merely referred to news articles about classified things — like President Obama's use of drones to assassinate terrorist suspects, which was about as secret as the address of the White House.

Business 2.0 broke the story and their article simply references "the current version of SQL Server," but they were merely referring to "MS SQL Server 2005 Express".

The Digital Millenium Copyright Act of 1998 (DMCA) appears to protect search engines that merely refer or link users to offending material using "directory, index, reference pointer or hypertext link".

Thus, if our subjects were merely referring to the visual aspect of the stimuli and making a mere visual discrimination, they would have required more trials to complete the tasks.

It merely refers to a method of storing and transferring data.

They said she was merely referring to a misunderstanding by opposition politicians.