Sentence examples for perhaps merely that from inspiring English sources
Or do common concepts ("universals") possess only the reality of subjective thought or perhaps merely that of the sound of the word?
Whilst we could go on, we should perhaps merely say that these ligands are fun for chemists, who probably just want to make something with a new structure, but less so for physicists who may know what they want.
Offering further evidence of that difference — or perhaps merely evidence of complaints — Tishman is also planning to dispatch "property ambassadors" to various buildings.
It follows, according to Budd, "the aesthetic appreciation of nature is endowed with a freedom denied to the appreciation of art" (Budd 2003, 34), though this is perhaps merely another way of saying that the aesthetic appreciation of art is endowed with an objectivity denied to the appreciation of nature.
Robert Skidelsky, Keynes's biographer, thought that he lacked "the theoretical brilliance, or perhaps merely interest".
But perhaps merely asking is a way of drawing attention to the fact that they are sitting ducks.
Then it came out that she had been sending notes to another female admirer of the General, which were threatening or, perhaps, merely catty.
And maybe Trump did enjoy having Comey off the case, but perhaps that was merely a helpful byproduct of a more legitimate reason to fire him.
They might linger in the memory longer than a McDonald's poster, but perhaps that was merely their novelty.
A fatal problem with transcendental arguments, however, is that they are vulnerable to objections based on denying the reality of what the theory purports to explain: the laws do claim authority, but perhaps that authority is merely apparent, simply unreal.
