Sentence examples for seems merely from inspiring English sources

The Indian seems merely incidental, in other words; not integral.

This seems merely another example of unwarranted -- and ludicrous -- ghettoization.

Far from giving the magistrates a hand, the prime minister was, it seems, merely electioneering.

Where his uppity energy once inspired the country's voters, today it seems merely to annoy.

Macfadyen's portrayal a decade later seems merely to ape Firth's, hosing him down with added Brontë.

As it is, Calcutta in particular seems merely a collection of grotesque people and incidents.

Ros's teenage daughter seems merely a drag, posing nude and simply embarrassing her mother.

Britain no longer has a government, it seems, merely four horsemen from Apocalypse plc.

Labour's rhetoric about "taking the fight to the Tories" seems merely forlorn.

What seems merely plain to me seems noble and properly self-effacing to others.

Instead, after a couple of days in Dubai, it seems merely logical.