Sentence examples for that merely one from inspiring English sources

Tradition has it that merely one day next to Ali is more auspicious than 700 years of prayer.

Iraqi police officers say that that was merely one of countless thefts, and that copper-melting shops continue to operate brazenly.

The public's mistrust toward the police will not improve anytime soon, and there seems to be a consensus emerging that merely shaking one's head at the latest corpse to be featured on front pages is not enough.

That's the boon of technology: it jump-starts the work for people who have cultivated no craft, creates the vessel for soulful spirits that merely await one.

Further, the whole series misconstrues the fundamental logic behind opioid maintenance, portraying ongoing buprenorphine prescribing (as opposed to short-term use) as an approach that "merely substitutes one narcotic for another".

A much simpler option is to use a binary rubric that merely gives one point to every practice for which there is solid evidence or strong arguments that it supports learning and zero to the rest.

In this series, we look back at sitcoms that lasted merely one series, and try to figure out where they went wrong.

Keep in mind, if you take mental refuge in the figures at all, that this is merely one way that the U.S. government collects information on the digital activity of both its citizens and those abroad.

The word "invention" must refer to a concept that is complete, rather than merely one that is "substantially complete". It is true that reduction to practice ordinarily provides the best evidence that an invention is complete.

Sen. Conrad R. Burns (R-Mont). complained that Griles was merely one of many top-level appointees that the Democratic-led Senate has yet to act on.

They argue that the Constitution's grant of executive authority to the president is broad and that this is merely one of the unstated powers encompassed within that broad grant.