Sentence examples for she would merely from inspiring English sources
She promised that she wouldn't make me sound like a corporate drone — she would merely help me sound like a better version of myself.
Until Ms. Brooks arrived at a London police station by prearranged appointment on Sunday, she believed she would merely be helping the police as a witness, her spokesman said.
Probably if she did come in, she would merely sweep the room rapidly in that way she did and let her glance glide over the happy couple and then change her table to one as far from theirs as possible.
She hired researchers on both sides of the Atlantic to ferret out information about the case, and promised not to contradict any of the facts they discovered; she would merely fill in the blanks.
If she were offered the job, she thought, she would merely use it as leverage to boost her standing at Dartmouth.
Consider a child or a mildly retarded patient who lacks the capacity to make a sophisticated medical decision because she cannot fully grasp the complex consequences of the available options, or because, if left to her own devices, she would merely choose impulsively.
She'd merely made reference to my daughter's skin tone.
We meet the sex memoirist whose $400,000 book advance causes other writers to offer up "various, mostly uncharitable assessments of her talent" as they speculate about "whom she'd slept with and whom she'd merely flirted with".
She'd merely barnacled to his neck and gripped his cock through his pants while he lost the last six games in a row to Keith Stolarsky, whether willfully or not, Bruno couldn't tell, but he let Stolarsky double him out of each of them and as a result gave back many thousands of the Singapore dollars he'd won, and with relief.
It was two minutes and 53 seconds of all-out attack; possibly the biggest moment that any Cowell show has produced since we first met Susan Boyle, only this was even more surprising because we already knew Fleur, and this far she'd merely been adequate.
Lady Ashton retorts that she would have merely blocked the airfield if she had played "disaster tourism".She is criticised for spending every other weekend in London (she has a school-age child and is married to a leading British opinion pollster).
