Sentence examples similar to a mere author from inspiring English sources
What is a mere human author to do when pitted against that sort of technological leg-up?
Al Franken used to make this point when he was a mere funny author, re the 2000 election.
So some early thinkers considered the God of Genesis, the mere "author of matter", to be a lower being than "the supreme deity of pagan philosophy".
In the entire database of 191 guidelines, a mere 18 authors disclosed a total of 24 potential conflicts of interest and most pertained to minor issues.
In the entire database of 191 guidelines, a mere 18 authors disclosed a total of 24 potential conflicts of interest (table 2).
Second, the effect of the place on the participants, producing at best a continuous sense of encounter rather than a mere succession of author-events.
Ambitious as it appeared at the time, "Cryptonomicon," which weighed in at 900-plus pages, turned out to be a mere twinkle in its author's eye.
This is the first reference to Shakespeare as a working playwright – maliciously twisting a line from Henry VI Part III to accuse its author (a mere "player") of stealing tricks from his better-educated betters.
Moynihan resists making much of what a memoirist today might pitch as his "inner journey," and while the reader is thankful — the author was a mere 20 at the time of his adventure — the absence of higher stakes makes the story feel a bit thin.
Over the course of the book's successive editions (published in two volumes in 1890, it was expanded to 12 volumes by 1915, and condensed to a mere 714 pages in the author's own abridged version of 1922), the very identity of Turner as an artist changed.
