Sentence examples for merely take that from inspiring English sources

Or does this painting merely take that vantage point as its starting point, and then range – spread its shoulders – more fancifully?

It's like saying that by merely taking that first step of logging out of Facebook, your day's work will suddenly be complete.

(We don't think they'll take that offer, but merely accept that it's our opening position).

Barlow said in an interview with the London Evening Standard's ES magazine that he was not bothered about the success of the record when compared with his achievements with Take That – he merely wanted to be able to make it.

There are some good C.M.T. (cut, make and trim) houses that merely take your details and create a suit using a standard template that's been slightly adjusted to your specifics.

"I merely took note that the cute guy I had been watching in the corner across the room had disappeared, but I didn't know he was standing beside me, trying to talk to me," she said.

Do you know how many Web sites are set up that merely take our posts, and publish them verbatim on their own site?

The view seems to apply also to the relation of pleasure to other acts of will on which it may depend (including Ockham's 'middle acts' that merely take their objects to be noninstrumentally or intrinsically good, without taking them to be, or not to be, most supremely and ultimately good and desirable).

You could say that over-expansionist fiscal and monetary policies (and lax practices by the banking community) fuelled an unsustainable consumer boom, and that China merely took advantage of that by selling the Americans the stuff they wanted.

A 30-year-old mother objected by stating that these behaviours are caused by extra energy in a child's body and not by demons and that we merely take our children to Ashaikh to satisfy the grandmothers in the homes.

Most shrewdly, Fest discerns that "it always seemed to be understood between them that Hitler could merely take certain powers away from Speer, whereas Speer could withdraw his affection".