I merely wished you to know, Mr. Flint, that there is no use in attempting to deceive me in regard to the true colour of those practices.
I did not presume to request to shake hands with you," said the man in black, "I merely wished to be permitted to salute with my lips the extremity of your two fore-fingers.
Well, well, I merely wished to give you a hint; but you saw very well what I meant; upon the whole I think you improve.
Well, well, I merely wished to give you a hint; but you saw very well what I meant; upon the whole, I think you improve.
I did not presume to request to shake hands with you," said the man in black, "I merely wished to be permitted to salute with my lips the extremity of your two forefingers.
I did not presume to request to shake hands with you,’ said the man in black, ‘I merely wished to be permitted to salute with my lips the extremity of your two forefingers.
I did not presume to request to shake hands with you,' said the man in black, 'I merely wished to be permitted to salute with my lips the extremity of your two forefingers.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "merely wished" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
