Sentence examples for moved merely from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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 when Norwich Union, part of the group, relocates 750 call-centre staff, they will move merely from central Norwich to a new business park on the outskirts.Why will the whole business not go abroad?

The concept of potentiality is important, first, because the observer can anticipate where he may move merely looking about him and, second, because he can conceive movements that he cannot execute.

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.

Do not base your decision to move merely on having visited a place!

That's been old news for almost a decade… But we've moved beyond merely thinking orders at machinery.

"I could have moved on; merely walked away so he would never know who I was.

This week in Paris, however, she said she was upset that the armed rebels had moved from merely defending protests to mounting attacks on government forces.

Computers have moved beyond merely matching bids with offers or arbitrating between adversaries; they now can incorporate into the negotiations factors that people may not have considered.