Sentence examples for too merely from inspiring English sources
Aziz, too, merely wants to be back with his wife and his son.
Is the author too merely a reflection of the system?
Yesterday morning promised a break in the cycle, but this, too, seemed merely familiar.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Yesterday morning promised a break in the cycle, but this, too, seemed merely familiar.
But it is too facile merely to accuse Versace of bad taste.
That is the theory anyway, but in practice the board too often merely ratifies management's proposals instead of serving the shareholders.
But doing so a decade too late merely let clone-makers undercut Apple's own products, while doing little to expand the Apple universe.Even harder was the decision to kill projects such as the hand-held Newton.
Minimalism without a certain force (whether honed or expansive) seems all too soon merely a semblance: not an action, but an act.
Its celebrated parts (some services, telecoms, outsourcing, technology) trot along nicely enough, energetically pulling the whole body forwards; but at the back (heavy industry, agriculture, textiles) too much merely lumbers.
We've all seen the stories in the news, but those migrants who lose their lives are all too often merely statistics; we never know what made them undertake these dangerous journeys.
Perhaps they, too, were merely incompetent.
