Sentence examples for one has merely from inspiring English sources

George Sanders gets all the great lines ("To get back one's youth, one has merely to repeat one's follies").

The island's long slow trend from being a romantic getaway to a family one has merely extended its high standards to a wider age range.

One has merely to read an Indian miniature from top to bottom and diagonally to be able to see that though the meaning may be literary, the significance that we derive from seeing the storm sky, the flight of herons, or the grove of blossoming trees, for instance, is only a part of the total vision that we experience.

In trying to differentiate such vessels from the ones having merely been tangentially sectioned, we quantified only large vessels with CD31-positive content as being "occluded vessels", exemplified in Figure 2. Occluded vessels were seen in proximity to areas undergoing necrosis and were 2-fold more common in the CX-treated tumors compared to vehicle control (Figure 2).

And now Aristophanes, who surely must be God, has given us George W. Bush, a man unfit to run a hardware store let alone a nation like this one, and who has merely reaffirmed for me the maxim that informed the writing of all these books and that makes our lives as Americans as precarious as anyone else's: all the assurances are provisional, even here in a 200-year-old democracy.

On one hand, the 1/δ gap-based weighting method has merely one tuning parameter and can be computed off-line; on the other hand, it is sensitive to the tuning parameter, flexible and easy to tune.

According to one interpretation, Mr. Nabokov has merely written an allegory of a European intellectual who falls in love with America and discovers, to his gentle sorrow, that the country is still a trifle immature.

Rather, in all these cases, one might argue, Strauss has merely begged the question.

As it turns out, Less has merely traded one indignity for a series of new ones — in Mexico, Germany, Japan — but first this one in Italy, where he is nominated for a prize no one believes he will win.

They were then so plentiful, a history of the colony records, that one Indian had merely to tread on the mud in a nearby river to scare up and catch by hand "as many fat, sweet eels as he could bring back".

From one perspective, Trump's rise has merely marked the evolution of Republican populism.