Sentence examples for merely the fact from inspiring English sources
"It's not merely the fact that there are a lot of rich people," he tells me.
Rather, what mattered was merely the fact that you were watching TV.
"Merely the fact that the court will hear and decide on this case is of huge importance," said James Boyle, an intellectual-property professor at the Duke University School of Law.
Regardless of the motives Westchester teenagers have when traveling to foreign countries to perform summer community service, merely the fact that they are doing so should be highly recognized ("On a Mission, Far From Home," June 29).
It's not merely the fact that their parents are getting to know each other, but that they're posing for pictures together, inviting the inevitable probing questions from domestic workers and others.
A young man who goes to live in a town chosen at random finds himself "elated beyond the power to think, but he realized one thing, that he had never before enjoyed merely the fact that he existed".
These are merely the facts, not in any way meant to be confused with commentary, simply restated from the record, from what was and remains, to this day, much more than a cautionary tale.
Even this modest gain was due not to any Rooseveltian or Trumanian social reform but merely to the fact that for some years there was a war on and workers were in demand, whether black, white, or violet.
Raanan Gissin, Mr. Sharon's spokesman, dismissed that statement, saying it was not "a recognition of the birthright of the Jews" but merely of the fact that Jerusalem had religious significance for them.
It should be noted that the relatively small share of women in the sample is not a bias but merely reflects the fact that women are underrepresented in the Belgian private-sector economy on which we focus in this paper.
The injured captain, with his whiplash tongue, might have driven the players on to greater industry but that merely illuminates the fact that this team is inescapably bound to its own inadequacies.
