Sentence examples for merely towards from inspiring English sources
She portrayed men — all men — as hopeless, biologically "doomed to competition and injustice, not merely towards females, but towards children, animals and other men".
In this way, the problems were not resolved, as standpoint directly merely towards "localism" gives rise to other, well-known problems (Allmendinger and Haughton 2010).
In striking contrast with GHF10 xylanases, the GHF11 counterparts possessed the catalytic activities merely towards d-xylose-containing substrates, low molecular weights (MWs <30 kDa), and alkaline isoelectric points (pIs >7.0) although some eukaryotic xylanases were acidic pIs (Balaa et al. 2009).
Anticommunism was not merely animosity towards communism or North Korea but animosity towards dissenting forces and class conflict within South Korean society, and served as the basis of support for the far right anticommunist regime.
The game was merely heading towards the fifth minute when Bayern's giant striker Carsten Jancker burst towards the opposing penalty area only to be unceremoniously brought down by Ronny Johnsen's tackle some 19 yards out on the left.
Merely moving towards peace is simply not enough.
It was no longer illegal – now people offering lifts were merely "leaning towards breaching the law".
For months here in Xishuangbanna, a glassy Mekong had merely sauntered towards the border with Laos.
They've played with Coldplay in Baltimore where Brian, in his white suit, alarmed Chris Martin by merely walking towards him, looking to board the same backstage escalator.
As a direct implication of the peculiar features just described, the properties of freely suspended membranes neither correspond to those in bulk nor to a simplified scenario where the structural relaxation peak is merely shifted towards lower temperatures.
The Trojan hero Aeneas in Virgil's "Aeneid" toured Hades, with difficulty enough, and met the shades of both his lover Dido and his father there; but he merely glanced towards Tartarus, glimpsing a high cliff with a castle below it surrounded by a torrent of flame.
