Sentence examples for will be mere from inspiring English sources

Anything less will be mere rhetoric or familiar melodrama.

But they will be mere flecks in a torrent of utility.

Shifting more Medicaid costs to the states will be mere make-believe if federal financing is drastically cut.

Because of a 14-minute communications gap between the two planets, scientists on Earth will be mere spectators.

In this view, the Chinese economy will fairly soon grow rather naturally into supporting its current capital structure, and its downturns will be mere hiccups, not busts.

Some fear that the women swept into office will be mere figureheads or the wives of former officials, taking up space but offering little value.

Here he mentions Luther's claim in his Assertiones that all the works of the saints are sin, "that free will is mere words," and "that man is justified by faith alone and works are nothing to the point," statements that Erasmus dismisses as "riddles which are on the face of it absurd" (Ep 1384, CWE 10 81).

And every time you lace up, you know it'll be mere moments before you hear that familiar sound of rubber to pavement.

The question remains, will they be mere attempts at emasculation or will they bring substance and value to the viewers who will have to make their final decision on the direction of this country in just three weeks?

"How long will we be mere spectators and see our great city blown to bits — culturally and physically?" Mr. Rumi wrote.

And not only will they be mere bit players in bit players: the government has imposed operating limits.