Sentence examples for merely think that from inspiring English sources

I merely think that, like our fellow minority communities, the Asian and Chinese, we have a right to define ourselves in terms of our history.

Siegman doesn't merely think that Israelis are mistaken.

I merely think that complaining about the ball is a time-honored tradition.

Thus Kant does not merely think that we have a non-empirical, singular, immediate representation of space.

The Mail has since lessened the confusion by updating this to "s***bag," so now their readers might merely think that that Morgan called Nuzzi a "shitbag," which is ironically a more vulgar choice of expletive.

Perhaps he merely thought that taking a stand opposed to conventional wisdom would make for a provocative book.

Therefore Gregory does not adopt Auriol's definition of intuitive cognition as the cognition when the soul merely thinks that the object is present.

So when I first heard the phrase, I couldn't help but think that ‪ ‎AllLivesMatter‬ is merely a troll response to #BlackLivesMatter.

When Mr. Dold is asked if he thinks Roe v. Wade should be overturned, he doesn't say no, merely, "I just don't think that's realistic at this time".

A few promise "yeah, it's coming" but too many startups begging for a second look think that merely supporting RSS feeds makes them a Google Reader clone.

But as the FCC admits, it's quixotic to think that merely providing a discount on broadband will close the digital divide.