Richard Avedon had been a passionate reader of the magazine, week after week, for more than fifty years — a much more passionate reader than many of us who merely worked for it.
Richard Avedon had been a passionate reader of the magazine, week after week, for more than fifty years a much more passionate reader than many of us who merely worked for it.
The foreigners are merely working for wages that are acceptable to them under a free-market system of bargaining.
Surveying the United States' privileged "knowledge classes," Dr. Keller describes a population that is "work obsessed," holding their jobs to be the fount of "self-fulfillment and self-realization," seeing leisure as merely "work stoppage for bodily repair" and allowing office principles like "efficiency, value and speed" to infuse and overwhelm their personal lives.
(The danger is minuscule for people who merely work in buildings containing the spray, scientists say).
For the kids, his works are merely work — something beyond the scope of family, beyond and in a way unimportant.
It doesn't merely work; it flies.
But it was a throwaway line, the word often mistaken for merely just "work".
Washington wants an exemption for all Americans, not merely those working for the government.
The companies had initially argued that Mr. Willis had merely created "works for hire" while, in essence, an employee of the company that managed the group.
