Sentence examples for now the merely from inspiring English sources

Now, the merely rich want to join in, prompting every big Wall Street firm to investigate getting into the business.

His alternative to the "common mistake of every philosophy that has existed up to now" — the "merely logical relationship of God to the world" (System der Weltalter, p. 57) — Schelling terms 'positive philosophy'.

Obese people in America now outnumber the merely fat.

Now the Democrats merely say "everything is on the table".

Louis XVIII moved easily into the Tuileries Palace (now the Louvre), merely swapping Napoleon's signature N and eagle trademarks for his own crown and fleur-de-lis.

Over time the premises and conclusion of that particular token of a modus ponens argument become associated with each other through their continued use in that inference and now the thinker merely associates the premises with the conclusion.

Sony's decision to extend this $60 million acquisition past its limited run and into Thanksgiving has turned out to be a smart one, as the film is now playing to the merely curious as well as the die-hard fans.

But for now the purpose is merely to visualize some correlations leaving aside causal relations.

Now the church hierarchy merely disapproves.

(For now the unity government merely cleaves weakly to the third condition).

Now, the company is merely down 8%, giving everyone a breath of fresh air and a tax write-off.