Sentence examples for Mere dabbler from inspiring English sources
Mr. Lam's art collection is the most obvious sign of his wealth, but he is no mere dabbler.
Cocteau's eclecticism may have caused detractors to damn him as a mere dabbler in various artistic endeavors.
Furthermore, this is written from the point of view of a mere dabbler in the history of both subjects; feel free to correct me.
Their consumption is a lifelong engagement - not, as you state, mere "dabbling").
What has not changed about Mr. Costello is a musical integrity that has kept his eclectic adventures from becoming mere dabbling.
But huge numbers of Americans felt betrayed by Slick Willie's lack of core principles, and resented the discovery that what Clinton sold as the practice of a deeply held faith turned out to be mere dabbling in compensatory sanctimony.
La vie philosophique d'Albert Camus," which, as I report in the essay, is an effort to put an end to the myth, started by Sartre's circle, of Camus as a mere philosophical dabbler.
A mere decade or so later, colleges had shifted their focus from well-roundedness to mastery: no more Renaissance students, dabbling in many fields.
He was no dabbler, though.
