Sentence examples for that time merely from inspiring English sources

Schmidt said that the game's development status was uncertain after the programmer left, and that he inherited the role of lead programmer around that time merely because the position had to be filled.

Prof. John Earman, who is in the history and philosophy of science department at the University of Pittsburgh, said the structure of relativity theory suggested that time could merely be a "psychological illusion" that was important to humans but not a fundamental element of any unified theory.

In short, some psychologists say, the findings support the philosopher Martin Heidegger's observation that time "persists merely as a consequence of the events taking place in it".

Remember that time stretching merely changes the speed of an audio signal without affecting its pitch.

For reasons not wholly clear, Lady Mary's relationship with her husband was by this time merely formal and impersonal.

Fall No. 2 was a doozy: no leash-yanking this time, merely my feet flying out from under me.

He nodded, became serious and began arguing the case for the homeless, this time merely trying to maintain the status quo.

It was reminiscent of the plethora of boring Android phones at the time — merely higher quality than them, not different.

This prerequisite does NOT require that you have 100 items of furniture on your person at one time, merely that you have obtained 100 unique pieces of furniture at some point throughout the game.

But a montage of old photographs and newsreels would have ended up demonstrating merely that time had passed.

This problem is likely to be shared by any recognition-based tracking mechanism that tracks targets over time merely on the basis of similarity and feelings of familiarity (Young et al. 1985).