Sentence examples for once again merely from inspiring English sources

Genius squiggling is there once again merely to help Hollywood tell the sentimental story it never tires of: namely the story of someone – usually borderline demented and by definition insufficiently recognised – sticking it to the establishment.

However, a commentary in the paper by Nicolas Richter says: "In view of the budget emergency, this law is once again merely a small success rather than the big one the country would really need.

In all of these structures, different as they are in nearly every other respect, stained glass is seen boldly exploited once again not merely for its local ornamental quality but as a major, integral atmosphere-creating element.

By bringing up Social Security once again, McConnell merely looked like a sore loser.

Indeed, with the United States mired in the Afghan war, and with Pakistan's growing chaos increasingly inseparable from the Afghan morass, India worries that it will once again become merely a variable in a very complicated regional equation.

Especially now that a large majority of us own one of those handy dandy smart phones that give us access to millions of apps whose purpose is once again to merely provide a service in our lives.

Xenoturbella and Acoelomorpha together formed the sister group to all other Bilateria (= Nephrozoa), once again with merely moderate nodal support.

Once again, this is merely a snippet of a very thoughtful treatment of a challenging but important subject.

But once again, prisoners are being merely warehoused, and society will pay the price for the failure of politicians to learn from history.

Everything is once again black and white, merely inverted.

So Rilke's famous Unicorn, in the poem of that title, seems once again vivid rather than merely fanciful: 'It never was.