Sentence examples for of us merely from inspiring English sources
Some of us merely endure it, while others relish its freewheeling insouciance.
Even The Onion's articulation of resentment hints at early adopters' power: they adopt, and the rest of us merely react.
Twitter's impending transition need not be, for most of us, merely a time to wait and see.
If Sept. 11 had been an ordinary day, with all of us merely going about our everyday lives, would the supposed Sept. 10 report to President Bush calling for the arming of the Northern Alliance and other anti-Taliban forces in Afghanistan at a cost of $200 million have been translated into real action?
Unfortunately for some of us, merely filing tax returns on time isn't enough.
Shall we be forever free of cognitive dissonance, isolated from disharmony long enough that we forget that we are surrounded with it, a few of us merely lucky enough to have the choice of ignoring it?
How do most gay men bear the burden of stigma heaped on us merely for being different--without abusing alcohol or drugs, without being depressed, without engaging in high-risk sex?
"In a world in which fake enthusiasms are rife, in which it is often hard to tell whether people really like us or whether they are being kind to us merely out of a sense of duty," Mr. de Botton announces, our brute sexual responses "function as unambiguous agents of sincerity".
But the discovery of the fossilised "Hobbit", as she quickly became known, has provoked a long-running and sometimes acrimonious debate among scientists: was she really one of a race of mini-humans or was she merely one of us, but with a brain-shrinking disease?
Experts on language — the real ones, not those of us who merely use it — are having an intense debate about which species can talk.
But both McEnroe and Austin agreed that tennis professionals – just like those of us who merely want to sprint to the flicks – will rage against the dying of the light, and might just be rewarded with a last hurrah, as Pete Sampras was at the US Open in 2002.
