Sentence examples for merely to show from inspiring English sources

"Traffic," seeks merely to show how bad things can get.

Instead, "Showing Out" seems content merely to show us what we've already seen, and lots of it.

Smiths were their own designers and more often than not planned intricate devices merely to show their skill in executing them.

But that served merely to show up the lack of resistance from his team, at least until Joe Root showed a little defiance late on.

We are, in her eyes, doing all these things merely to show the men that we are "one of the guys" and "liberated and rebellious".

He relates the anecdote here, it seems, merely to show the eccentricities of the bizarre Hollywood family he was thrust into when he married O'Neal's daughter, Tatum.

Though Diogenes himself lived in poverty, slept in public buildings, and begged his food, he did not insist that all men should live in the same way but merely intended to show that happiness and independence were possible even under reduced circumstances.

We did not claim Koel mutations to be predictive, but merely sought to show how flu specific knowledge can be combined with our general inference scheme.

But this merely suffices to show that the property is common to humans, not that it is essential.

The connection merely had to show up over and over.

He would merely have to show spine enough to embrace Truman's precedent.