Sentence examples for which merely made from inspiring English sources

He gave his speech without notes, which is supposed to imply passionate sincerity, but which merely made his eyes glaze over like an actor who has suddenly realised that he's completely forgotten what follows "to be or not to be …" He swayed gently as he spoke.

I had a few of the later classics -- Abbey Road, Sgt. Pepper, the White Album -- but the earlier Beatles material, which merely made them famous, was largely a mystery.

There is a real difference between the tools, digital or physical, which empower us with new actions, and the tools which merely make existing actions easier.

There is a significant morale collapse among the so-called Iraqi army which is merely made up of sectarian militias.

But after such a positive start, one that saw Arsenal win at Anfield, draw at the Etihad Stadium and generally perform with a collective sense of purpose, it is deflating for those associated with the club to think this may be another campaign in which they merely make do with qualifying for the Champions League.

Cases in which office investigators conclude that prosecutors merely made a mistake or had poor judgment would, however, still be handled by their supervisors.

They merely made it possible.

India said the speech had merely made it angrier.

It merely made for a superior script.

It is a clash with an agreeable contrast; the first kings of the global game visiting a team which, 25 years ago, were merely making up the numbers.

No one gave me a hard time for merely making these requests, which is a good thing, since federal law generally requires health practitioners to hand over your records, though they are allowed to charge reasonable copying and mailing fees.