Sentence examples for merely to convey from inspiring English sources
Cripps's hands had been tied by Churchill before he left London, however, as he was ordered by the war cabinet merely to convey the British offer, not to modify it or negotiate a new formula.
That's what a teacher should do". Even when the goal of teaching is merely to convey information, Weisberg says, what teachers really are doing is reinforcing a way of thinking about that material.
Even if its goal were merely to convey what it is like to grow up in urban poverty, Silvera's effort would be worth declaring mandatory reading for the sort of teenager who might view winter break without a trip to Chamonix as a meaningful deprivation.
The imperative for all of us who care about politics is not merely to have sound ideas, but to convey them soundly.
Very good at his narrow specialty, Gay fussed about details of furniture and objects; but his work rose above the merely decorative to convey a sense that the empty rooms did belong to people (of patrician caste, to be sure).
Rather they merely served to convey emotion (Ogden and Richards 1923, 125).
It turned out that the butler was merely trying to convey to us that our bathroom was across the landing directly above HRH's, in the event we visited the facilities in the night au naturel, thumpingly.
A spokesman for May did not condemn the remarks and instead said that Howard's comments merely sought to convey the resolve that Britain would demonstrate in defending Gibraltar, although he ruled out any military approach.
Target broadly disputes the union's accusations, asserting that it has broken no labor rules, while maintaining that it has merely sought to convey to its employees that they are better served through a direct relationship with the company, free of intermediaries.
Reviews have focused on the nudity, which there is plenty, but it's merely a device to convey all we hide behind.
Thus fictions -- or, in any event, Tillman's fictions -- are not merely a way to convey information.
