Sentence examples for work merely from inspiring English sources
To call the work merely an imitation of painting may be incorrect.
Still, in many ways, last week's work merely removed much of the legislative underbrush.
His work merely held open the door to evolutionary thinking for later scientists.
But admirers said the work merely reflected the reality that migration is ubiquitous.
Are we not giving the Bard and others short shrift when we treat their work merely as entertainment?
("But isn't a train dispatcher's work merely like that of a clerk?" the District Attorney asked. The answer was yes).
I tell him that I wasn't disputing the originality of his work, but merely wished to know where the seeds of his musical thoughts germinate.
Frequently he discovers that plaintiffs lawyers do little independent work but merely ride the coattails of some public agency that previously investigated the underlying problem.
The fact that Kennedy's unscrupulous tactics "worked" merely underscores how culpable he was in the recent decline of political discourse into character assassination.
Otherwise, the works merely veer among expensive spectacle, "I get it" simplicity and kitsch, repeatedly proving that the best of political and humanist intentions — carefully spelled out in the news release — cannot guarantee aesthetic success.
Yet if Mr. Cunningham's basic precept is that any movement is equivalent to another, that does not mean his dance works merely make up a collection of steps and gestures.
