“merest”可以造什么句，merest造句

In some places, bricks are merely piled on bricks, with the merest film of mortar; in others structural reinforcement seemed suspiciously slight.

To the student of literature as such, the flimsiest sentiment or the merest paradox aptly put is worth the sublimest truth ill expressed.

So I thought the shortest way was to go straight to Countess Olenska and explain — by the merest hint, you know — how we feel in New York about certain things.

Sir John's appointment was announced by Downing Street last month in a statement with only the merest hint of intrigue - a coy reference, without elaboration, to his "rejoining" MI6.

She suffers from a fear known as lachanophobia, which leaves her sweating and stricken with panic attacks at the merest sight of a sprout or a pea.

There must be some truth, after all, in the rant of the poets about the heartlessness and fickleness of women, although he had always been used to consider it the merest bosh.

He used a body swerve to shake off a marker and create space for himself. Then, with marvelous disguise, with the merest of back lift from his left foot, he propelled the ball at startling velocity.

The Beatles sweep through the great us cities, drawing tens of thousands to airports for the merest glimpse.