We found 122 examples of how to use mere in an English sentence.
Sentences 26 to 50 of 122.
| # | Sentence | |
|---|---|---|
| 26. | A mere repetition of other people's research cannot be called true scientific research. | |
| 27. | His sympathy was mere show. | |
| 28. | His talk was a mere game. | |
| 29. | He is a mere child. | |
| 30. | He works for a mere pittance. | |
| 31. | He is a mere nobody. | |
| 32. | They are mere creatures of habit. | |
| 33. | She is a mere child. | |
| 34. | She is a mere child, you know. | |
| 35. | She's weak, powerless. A mere human. | |
| 36. | Mum, a mere woman surrounded by men, works in a construction company as a site foreman. | |
| 37. | According to the "ahl al-haqq" the universe consists of only one substance, and all what we name generations and corruptions, death and life, is a mere combination or dissolution of modes. | |
| 38. | The mere sight of a mosquito makes her sick. | |
| 39. | A home is more than a mere building. | |
| 40. | Robinson considers nature a mere object of scientific study to exploit for his own uses and pleasure. | |
| 41. | Quantum physics is too difficult for a mere mortal to understand. | |
| 42. | The Christian Religion not only was at first attended with miracles, but even at this day cannot be believed by any reasonable person without one. Mere reason is insufficient to convince us of its veracity. | |
| 43. | There is but One who is absolutely by and through himself, — namely, God; and God is not the mere dead conception to which we have thus given utterance, but he is in himself pure Life. | |
| 44. | Is it mere coincidence that "banality", when anagrammed, reads "Ban Italy"? | |
| 45. | That's a mere mistake. | |
| 46. | What's drinking? A mere pause from thinking! | |
| 47. | Condillac, with sensationalism, revolutionised the concept of mind, making language and gesture prior to ideas, shattering Locke's conception of language as a mere passive medium. | |
| 48. | Mary was wondering whether she counted for Tom as a mere word or as a real person. | |
| 49. | The mere existence of infiniteness in the universe would bring about endless contradictions. | |
| 50. | This is a mere figment of your imagination. |