Sentence examples for merely supplies from inspiring English sources

It might be argued that Trump's rhetoric merely supplies a cover for attacks on media that would probably happen anyway.

Like the letters themselves, the symbolic colors and shapes can be used to create any narrative; the artist merely supplies the raw material.

Roger Kimball, speaking in favor of the proposition, leaned toward quasi-British bombast, characterizing anti-Americanism as "a rank garden" for which Hollywood "merely supplies a layer of what you might call fructified manure".

Considered alone, the language of the Act does not clearly indicate when an entity "perform[s]" (or "transmit[s]") and when it merely supplies equipment that allows others to do so.

Colonel Henry B. Barry, of the Quartermasters Depot in Jersey City, says that the Amy doesn't endorse gambling or any other product; it merely "supplies thing that keep the morale high".

To lure international productions, British studios like Pinewood offer government tax incentives to big spenders, while Cinecittà merely supplies financial advisers to help guide producers through the maze of Italy's tax system.

The philosopher or newspaper writer who observes them is merely supplying a commentary.

There is also a debate over whether governments should merely supply the raw data or get involved in processing and displaying them too.

Rather than merely supplying black boxes to be plugged into the cockpit, the companies now design entire cockpit layouts, working on new airplane models from the outset.

One slashes strips of hessian from old sacks, another hammers nails, many hands are put to bandaging the bats in the sacking strips while some merely supply a stream of banter.

The idea is to recruit what is in essence a local security force, but with a broad enough base to ensure that the government is not merely supplying, training and arming existing militias.