Sentence examples for merely report that from inspiring English sources

I can "merely report" that at Conservative Headquarters, Ashcroft's nickname was Blofeld (from 1998-2001 he was party Treasurer and from 2005-2010 he was party Chairman).

We merely report that females spend less time oriented towards a concentrated point source of food when they inherit masculinized genomes.

About the last interview of his life, he merely reports that 'Faulkner went directly to talk about animals and farms... he spoke of the intelligence of horses, dogs and rats'.

But instead of examining the source of those frustrations in full, Thomas merely reports that Galliano and McQueen gave their ideas to big companies and then were "sacrificed in the name of capitalism".

However, the passage merely reports that Pythagoras introduced the notion of the immortality of the soul without expressing approval or disapproval.

CBS merely reports that they "included a last minute attack on Rivera's character".

"We have to aim for measurable advances and not be satisfied merely to report that we met and adopted good resolutions," said Mr. Mbeki, who will become the first chairman of the new African Union.

Our colleague drove several hours back to the town where the assault had taken place, paid a $25 bribe, and waited while the officer wrote up a report that merely stated that Wendy had lodged a complaint against a particular man but not that she had been raped by him.

In 1997, Father Michael Crosby, a Catholic shareholder activist from Milwaukee, offered a less taxing resolution: perhaps Exxon could merely report on the impact that climate change would have on the company's business?

When I came to search for Caylee in 2008 -- yes, I, too, searched; I didn't merely report -- there was that dark cloud on the horizon from Hurricane Ike.

Cautiously, he added in the address "To the Reader" of the 1533 edition his assurances that if anyone found matters that he disliked, he must realize that Agrippa was not asserting everything in the book as certain but merely reporting opinions and that he wanted none of these statements to be approved if they were condemned by the Catholic Church (OP 1 1).