Sentence examples for a mere product from inspiring English sources

Parker knows perfectly well that Melville was not a mere product - however complex - of his milieu.

Corporate Christmas is a market-tested, prepackaged, shrink-wrapped box full of emptiness that peddles religious tradition as a mere product.

If Gladwell can reduce William Shakespeare to a mere product of social forces, I'll buy 25 more copies of "Outliers" and give them away in Times Square.

But he quibbles about the degree of environmental effect, arguing that William Shakespeare cannot be reduced "to a mere product of social forces".

It's moments like that when a mere product can turn into a multi-million-user business.

Since true beauty is the direct sensuous expression of the freedom of spirit, it must be produced by free spirit for free spirit, and so cannot be a mere product of nature.

He grew up in the age of literary naturalism and was riven by naturalism's notorious problem: if we are all mere products of biological destiny and social conditioning, how does one create a protagonist who has the freedom to drive a full-length novel?

And anyway, if we are all mere products of our culture, there can be no exemplary lives – which rather does away with the need for biography.

It would be easy to diminish the feat — as many have with Jackson — as the mere product of a loaded roster.

He held that socialism is the final result of the liberalism inherent in human aspiration, not the mere product of a revolt against the capitalist middle class.

The authors emphasize that plant-based production platforms represent a whole array of different strategies that need to be carefully evaluated, in terms of not only mere product yield, but also product quality, production scalability, costs, and cGMP compliance.