That interpretation is less popular today, but, in my experience, the contemporary approach — that contact with the supernatural is merely the sort of thing that happened in the old days — is not very helpful, either.
Actually, I was merely the "sort of" writer of the project.
If you don't have any clients yet, your ideal client is merely the sort of person you would like to work with or the sort of person who would benefit most from the service you perform.
Because each antenna is assigned to a single subscriber, Aereo claims that it is merely facilitating the sort of individual, private viewership that is allowed by the Copyright Act.
Not just in the so-called "sitting-down sports" in which it often succeeds, and in which, cycling aside, the team tends to be toff-heavy (surely only in Britain is the class and educational background of medallists so exhaustively scrutinised); nor merely in the sort of obscure disciplines in which, for two weeks every four years, millions are fleetingly interested.
Conversely, there's a sense that merely watching the sort of cooking show in which the presenter happens to chance upon some well-marbled pancetta at the back of the fridge is enough in itself.
Conversely, there's a sense that merely watching the sort of cooking show where the presenter happens to chance upon some well-marbled pancetta at the back of the fridge is enough in itself.
The most timid reform would merely give Pemex the sort of independence enjoyed by the central bank.
And if these two houses are "tropical magical realist" environments, as Mr. Bookhardt would say, they are merely emblematic of the sort of rotting grandeur, the embrace of the inevitability of decay, that pervades the city.
And then came the realisation that, as well as he bowled, he was merely profiting from the sort of brain-dead nonsense that sees lemmings teeter over cliffs.
