Sentence examples for together merely from inspiring English sources

The father and she were "never really together", merely "friends with benefits, I guess".

But, given the ethno-national conflicts of the twentieth century, one can safely assume that culturally plural states divided into isolated and closed sub-communities glued together merely by arrangements of modus vivendi are inherently unstable.

As long as a community consists of individuals who come together merely to communicate and celebrate common interests, its future is doubtful.

We have not come together merely to talk again, but to make decisions, and I implore competent agencies to take all measures for the elimination of the Jew from the German economy, and to submit them to me.

He stated that he "got them together merely because I wanted to see what happens when you combine different identities like that and allow them to compete... [The situation] is organized with the knowledge that there might be accidents, accidents which will be more interesting than what I had intended".

If someone wants to get together with you, to spend time with you, or to hang out together, merely tell them that you are not available.

It's important to note that CrowdStar isn't fleeing the Facebook platform all together, but merely looking to diversify its interests.

These are workers who spend much of their lives together, not merely sharing risks at work but living in the same communities.

As a way of living together we merely thought up Capitalism.

Now almost 150 million urban folk are now jammed together on merely 54,103 of our 3,536,855 sq.

It is for the sake of staying together — not merely for the sake of orgasms — that Savage coined his famous acronym, "G.G.G".: lovers ought to be good, giving and game (put another way, skilled, generous and up for anything).