Sentence examples for a mere transposition of from inspiring English sources

Some, such as Fakhry (1982), have gone so far as to question the originality of Suhrawardi's Philosophy of Illumination, deeming it a mere transposition of Avicennan philosophy into a light terminology.

Three are trivial: a misspelling, a transposition of two digits, a transposition of two words.

Gonzalez-Foerster's R.W.F is an imaginary as well as a real space, a transposition of somewhere she has never seen.

A mere question of style?

The Olympic-scale margin: a mere tenth of a degree.

A mere discovery of a natural phenomenon would not qualify.

Consumer lending is equivalent to a mere 3% of GDP.

A mere parody of opera, Montezuma was more Monty Python.

Renewable technologies account for a mere 7% of current supplies.

Now, gold accounts for a mere 5% of GDP.

A mere 38% of Americans bothered to vote in 1998.