Sentence examples for merely thought of from inspiring English sources

He had, furthermore, merely thought of exporting the poor.

There are a lot of expansive issues we could resolve if people merely thought of others.

He merely thinks of such beings and accepts their existence, i.e., he has a presentation of such beings and accepts it as a presentation of something existing.

Larry Page has discussed a scenario where you merely think of a question, and Google whispers the answer into your ear through your cellphone.

I deserve to have my heart skip a beat when I merely think of him.

Furthermore, families may seek prenatal test information for many reasons other than deciding whether to terminate a pregnancy; it has been an unfortunate consequence that prenatal testing technologies are often only thought of merely as precursors to selective abortions.

When we think of something as good we do not think of it merely as having certain effects on us, or as picking out certain surface properties the property of goodness has, but think of it as having a distinctive characteristic.

He had said it a hundred times, a thousand, a hundred thousand, to whoever would listen, but now he merely thought it, with that shock of having stumbled upon a perfect demonstration of the rule: "They don't give you a manual".

In the weeks after the September hijackings, various experts (and, according to the Federal Aviation Administration, lots of people who merely thought they were experts) came up with hundreds of ideas.

Others, like Dr. Lloyd, believe they should merely be thought of as abstract possibilities -- things that did not occur.

It was merely thought small.