Sentence examples for merely speak of from inspiring English sources

When the singing of a Jewish cantor strikes Judd as long-winded, Judd does not merely speak of boredom.

Mr Donovan merely speaks of "considerable disagreement".

The culminating chorus, "Ruht wohl" ("Rest well"), should be melting; here it merely spoke of consolation.

On this proposed account when Thomas wrote "anima mea non est ego," he was merely speaking of this life.

Therefore, we are not merely speaking of futile treatment.

These traditional terms do not distinguish clearly between the selection and development phases of an idea; they merely speak to the selection or financial support from the organization.

Of course, the concept of "two Americas" isn't new, but it doesn't merely speak to economic injustices and inequality.

It's a good point, but it merely speaks to the importance of making all work in the U.S. legal.

Jesus, the fulfillment of the Prophets, does not merely speak the word of God; he is the word of God.

This is absurd, of course: actors merely speak their lines; they don't invent them.

But I do not write today merely to speak of political branding.