Sentence examples for merely stresses from inspiring English sources

It seems to me that to live in the present (and, of course, that's a term of art, which merely stresses one's effort to live vitally at all) … but to live vitally one has to escape the vitiating grasp of the past.

Pope Francis merely stresses that gay people should not be scorned when they show up at mass.

But the president's supporters insist he is merely stressing the purist values of the revolution.

Instead they merely stressed how important it is that such an institution abide by international standards of transparency, creditworthiness, environmental sustainability, and so on.

His opponents were quick to denounce this stance, saying that it threatened to split the party.Mr Hague retreated, claiming that he was merely stressing the need for collective responsibility.

Its officials claim they have not "lobbied against" it, but merely stressed how important it is that such an institution abide by international standards: of transparency, creditworthiness, environmental sustainability and so on.America's reservations were sufficient, at first, to discourage some of its closest Asian allies from joining the list of 21 founding members.

In addition, instead of merely stressing the service time and waiting delay of handoff SUs, we jointly consider the waiting delay, switching time, and the transmission performance of the handoff SUs on the target spectrum and propose an efficient joint spectrum handoff and resource allocation scheme for the handoff SUs.

Above that point, the Saw Mill's waters were merely stressed for aquatic life and recreation, with only fish consumption considered to be impaired.

Between the end of the tunnel and Woodlands Lake, the river was still found to be impaired for recreation, drinking and aquatic life, but less strewn with litter, and as a whole the habitat was merely stressed.

They need to recapitalize banks sufficiently to deal with such an event, not merely any stresses anticipated by the official tests.

When he asserted during the police examination that he would have sent his own father to his death if that had been required, he did not mean merely to stress the extent to which he was under orders, and ready to obey them; he also meant to show what an "idealist" he had always been.