Sentence examples for we can merely from inspiring English sources

But "acceptance" is not something we can merely choose, like a bento box at the neighborhood sushi joint.

But none of us can assume that we can merely mind our own business, as if God doesn't have work for us to do.

"As humans we can merely sense the existence of a higher truth, a greater coherence than ourselves, but we cannot see it face to face," he argues.

As Silver's book The Signal and the Noise puts it, we can merely "strive to be less subjective, less irrational, and less wrong".

If it has the shape and some of the properties, we can merely metaphorically imagine it as a member of the class.

Instead of wasting time nurturing irrational hope that he might seize the opportunity to usher in some kind of constitutional reform, we can merely expect the next bunch to live down to our expectations.

The spectacle of a former Scottish secretary, Labour's Jim Murphy, saying publicly "I am confident we can win" merely reflects growing doubts in the once-dominant no camp.

Secondly, that corruption is something that we can understand merely as a problem that stems from the actions of a minority of public officials who are 'on the make', rather than something that is routine in our most venerated institutions," he said.

As we discuss below, while P4P can merely improve payer's acceptability to finance a costly medicine, CED actually addresses the uncertainty related to the decision to finance a medicine.

It's not merely something we "can" do, but rather something we "must" do.

We said that "[w]ithout control, a person or entity can merely suggest what to say, not 'make' a statement in its own right". Ibid.