Sentence examples for merely represents from inspiring English sources

"There is no mass 'flotilla' of debris headed toward U.S. coasts," an NOAA representative assured the outlet, noting that the map's outline merely represents a general area of higher concentration, not solidified mass.

But for Egypt's government, they say, it merely represents the latest development opportunity.

Now, however, the act often merely represents an acquiescence to the photo-snapping visitor.

So Argentina merely represents his latest move in this lucrative trade.

In this latter sense the report merely represents nomination of transactions that need to be prioritized and implemented.

The one-person play merely represents the high end of what has become a ravenous appetite for the low down.

Now, perhaps that money merely represents a "confluence" of interest between Stephanopoulos's charitable loyalties and his pocketbook decisions.

But this figure merely represents the opening point for negotiations with HMRC and the final tax bill will be different.

In any complex negotiation, there is a large element of bluff, and the current back-and-forth merely represents a statement of opening positions.

But it merely represents the most corporate and unenlightened traditions of high-level business architecture, superficially dressed in a symmetrical glass skin.

But to some residents who feel the village's troubles run deeper and go back farther, the snarled election merely represents their latest, loudest symptom.