Those breakthroughs represent merely the beginning for Indonesia.

For Spain, solidarity is not merely a word.

I merely suspect.

What, you build a monument on every hill merely for fun

What, you build a monument on every hill merely for fun

I merely said his face was distinguished enough for a judge.

A truce is merely the seed for an even bloodier battle.

Merely your neighbor, sir.

He's merely been detained.

She merely repeated it.

He's merely a front.

It is one thing if a woman is beautiful merely for herself.

The others, for whom life is merely an endless fear of dying.

I'm pleading for the future not merely for these boys, but for all boys, for all the young.

For Pakistan, education is not merely a priority it is a policy imperative.

The scheme provides credits for micro or independent entrepreneurs by merely requiring guarantors.

But normal is merely average.

I was merely behaving badly.

I merely told the reporter...

Merely a vivid subjective image.

You're not. You're merely direct.

You are merely a general.

Merely quoting the law, dear.

Merely after winter went away

Scenic routes are not merely roads, and automobile campsites should not merely meet board and lodging requirements

Iraq further states that the claim for loss of well being is merely theoretical.

For a generous man is merely a fool in the eyes of a thief.

They merely decided to lead them.

These legends are not merely myths.

This problem is perhaps merely theoretical.

I'd merely make a little fire.

I was merely asking a question.

If it suits your purpose, merely...

She receives merely the interest, unless

Merely disappointment in your limited imagination.

I merely undress in the bathroom.

I merely wanted to suggest that...

I'm merely quoting a renowned speech.

He merely tries to explain it.

Perhaps merely indulging some barbaric custom.

You merely pretend they don't exist.

Mr Ling, it is merely timing...

No. I am merely a pipeline.

For without that, one difficult journey would be not merely difficult but close to impossible.

There was no need for new science what was known merely had to be applied.