Sentence examples for move merely from inspiring English sources

Indeed, her move merely qualifies as a particularly innovative exit strategy from the long-running case.

He dislikes flamboyance, and, unlike some of basketball's greatest stars, has apparently never made a move merely to attract attention.

Is this latest move merely Irsay's attempt to save face and put the responsibility on Manning to return once he is released?

In 1950, it was given partial autonomy, as a "free associated state", but far from assuaging the independence struggle, the move merely exacerbated it.

Yet this witty passage continues into a different, larger atmosphere, and we sense that Fitzgerald will not be content to move merely in Waugh's wake: "All their pictures looked much the same.

But abortion opponents said the move merely guarded against sending tax dollars to facilities that perform abortions, and said women on Medicaid still had plenty of health facilities available to them all over Indiana.

The moves merely bring us into the latter part of the 20th century.

Some analysts disputed that, saying Mr. Castro's moves merely solidified his power against any stirrings from those who are young and perhaps too progressive.

Fans cannot be as moved merely by rewatching the Paul Potts video, but they can feel those same chills by watching the new and improved 2009 version.

As a result, one of the top-selling female groups of all time has to content itself with moving merely a million and a half (so far) copies of its new CD.

The postulation of force makes genuine motion possible; it does not tell us which bodies are genuinely in motion and which are moved merely relatively.