Sentence examples for merely reports from inspiring English sources
Speaking to the Guardian at Cannes on Tuesday, Mail Online chief Martin Clarke said the Daily Mail does not stoke fears over migration but merely reports existing concerns.
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".
A priori propositions, they said, are (1) linguistic, (2) conventional, and (3) analytic: (1) They are statements primarily of how one proposes to use words; if one says that "a straight line is the shortest line between two points," this merely reports one's definition of "straight" and declares one's purpose to use it only of the shortest.
In PH 1.15, Sextus identifies the following as his main point: the skeptic merely reports what appears to her.
However, the passage merely reports that Pythagoras introduced the notion of the immortality of the soul without expressing approval or disapproval.
Wouldn't it be wonderful if reporters and pundits merely reported the candidates' ideas and approaches without attaching predigested labels like "card-carrying liberal" or "neocon".
The BBC had a dozen reporters on the ground, and its editors argued that they were merely reporting what they were witnessing.
I merely report what I have seen.
The Times merely reported what is accepted in the industry.
