Sentence examples for use merely from inspiring English sources

It is no use merely proclaiming that EU countries need immigrants (although they do).

Michael Morpurgo is a genius in the respect that he can use merely a sentence and yet have so much meaning in it.

It is, however, expensive: a month's supply of Latisse can cost up to $150, and that is in amounts appropriate for use merely on the eyelashes.

In a unanimous decision, the Food and Drug Administration's advisory panel on antiviral drugs said there were too many questions about the safety of the drug, which is made by ViroPharma of Exton, Pa., to allow its widespread use merely to shorten the duration of an ailment that is not life-threatening and goes away by itself.

It is important to remember that current research has only provided evidence of association, and not causation, meaning that there is no evidence that cannabis use actually causes the use of later drug use, merely that the two behaviours are linked, a link which could be due to factors which commonly influence both behaviours.

For instance, in his recent book, "The Righteous Mind: Why Good People Are Divided by Politics and Religion," Jonathan Haidt argues that, far from being a way of holding our moral beliefs up to critical scrutiny, moral reasoning is generally something we use merely to convince others of long-held beliefs that we are unwilling to abandon.

In 2014, words and phrases should not be banned from use, but merely embarrassed off centre stage into the wings.

This enabled us to compute asymptotically optimal coefficients using merely the statistics of the channels.

Freedom is used merely as a bargaining chip.

Knights used merely to have to slay the odd dragon.

When informed that it was used merely for trysts, he arched his eyebrows in rascally fashion.