Sentence examples for still merely from inspiring English sources

Officially, O'Malley is still merely considering a bid.

But that look is still merely a variation on an established fashion pattern.

A pen with poison in, yes, but still merely a pen.

The moral of the story for Apple: As great as it may be, it's still merely mortal.

'Mr. Wachtell: The Government's understanding of the nature of this proceeding is this: At this point the grand jury is still merely requesting the assistance of the Court.

A near-naked youth, 20 feet in the air, built like an oak and astride two women, one of them already defeated, the other still merely cowering.

Although it is well known that both P-NALD and X-linked adrenoleukodystrophy are associated with the accumulation of VLCFA (1, 8), the direct role of VLCFA in the induction of inflammatory process still is, however, merely speculative (18).

But perhaps our disagreement with Pasnau is still only verbal, merely depending on how much we want to read into the adjective "naturalistic".

They expect engagement: if a moving object becomes still, they merely lose interest; if a person's face becomes still, however, they become distressed.

In the United States, for example, a political candidate will run for office, while in England he is content still to merely stand.

He didn't even bother asking his fellow Orthodox rabbis, many of whom considered (and still consider) merely setting foot in a church to be a grave sin.