Sentence examples for was merely made from inspiring English sources

This dress was merely made to make a point about sexual harassment and will not be available for retail as far as I am aware.

As it turned out, though, Walden was merely making believe again.

Rather, he said, he was merely making his way to a training session in the Canary Islands.

Luther never accepted the Catholic insistence that church tradition was merely making explicit what was already found implicitly in Scripture.

The orchestra argued that in complaining to the newspaper about Mr. Rosenberg, it was merely making its opinion known.

Ms. Weingarten responded angrily, insisting the union was merely making the same demands it had made before the September attacks.

Yet when Mr. Blankfein testified in front of the Senate investigating Goldman's practices, he claimed that Goldman was merely making a market in mortgage securities.

Early in his trek he sent out detachments to scatter tracking Confederate cavalry, creating the impression that he was merely making a foray into northern Mississippi.

This was no copy, Penny concluded, for no painter would devote such attention and care if he was merely making a likeness of another painting.

Yet, at the risk of blaming the victim, the Sony Pictures hacking scandal was merely making hay from a condition that existed already.

I was merely making the point that despite the hype, there's a lot that mobile devices don't do well, especially if you had to rely solely on mobile phones like the students in that article.