Sentence examples for merely uses from inspiring English sources

A sheet of lasagne is just the boiled wheaten version, while egg pasta merely uses a different, more perishable binder.

But by omitting the "ne" in a negative sentence, or employing café slang, he merely uses French as it is spoken and texted.

But Mirasol, as Qualcomm's method is known, merely uses MEMS to turn a pixel on or off (by reflecting either one wavelength of light or none at all).

Those are strong words, but George W. Bush has a consistent pattern: he doesn't respond to events by changing his policies; he merely uses those events to justify his original agenda.

So World Poetry Day could be seen as a chance to contemplate a world where everyone who merely uses language also has the chance to create something with it.

The big White House press event merely uses the appearance of incremental "progress" to forestall real, substantive changes to the one thing that unites us all: concern about the health and safety of the food we eat.

Experts on language — the real ones, not those of us who merely use it — are having an intense debate about which species can talk.

The Internet was merely using Marcus to tell us something about ourselves: we doubted the value of formal training.

He merely used his talent to extricate himself and his family from a life of hardship.

It was not Mr. Bush's, and he was merely using it to tease a reporter.

We know Milbury was merely using hyperbole by threatening to take Lafleur to the guillotine.