Sentence examples for merely simply from inspiring English sources

He felt, quite simply, merely weak, illness makes us somewhat too compliant in our relations with society, with our fellow creatures.

He downplays his part to simply "merely assisting in the technical realisation" of the work, although it is no small thing to so seamlessly finish off another's work.

Although we did not study markers of apoptosis or cell death in this study, the finding of decreased PGP9.5 labeling suggests that these changes reflect a degree of neuronal loss and not simply merely loss of expression of the synthetic enzyme or neurotransmitter.

Yes, you may have been admitted to a great school, but simply navigating the academic waters will merely make you a great scholar.

First, that such attitudes as admiration are not merely affectively tinged but simply emotions.

Or does this picture merely reflect our perspective on a reality in which there is no uniquely privileged moment, the present, but simply an ordered series of moments?

A fatal problem with transcendental arguments, however, is that they are vulnerable to objections based on denying the reality of what the theory purports to explain: the laws do claim authority, but perhaps that authority is merely apparent, simply unreal.

Commissioners and college presidents bristle at suggestions that colleges are merely minor leagues for the N.F.L., but Goodell's action toward Pryor simply validates the bedroom relationship.

But the daughter effect isn't merely anecdotal, and it doesn't simply change men's attitudes.

The right to health is, therefore, not merely a 'manifesto' right nor simply a rhetorical tool for advocacy, but an increasingly well-developed and enforceable legal right.

It offered another bit of advice: "To soften the blow of dollar amounts, say: 'merely,'simplyly,'onlyly,'asas you know.' " And if the customer asks questions about the rate and the fees?