Sentence examples for about not merely from inspiring English sources

This has raised questions about not merely the scale of the cuts, but also the purpose of Britain's armed forces.

The French writer Sophie Fontanel's new memoir, "The Art of Sleeping Alone," is about not merely employing your Sex Now button selectively, but about throwing it away altogether.

And that, I realised, was what Hatibovic's tour was all about: not merely teaching visitors about the war years, but introducing them to the spirit of survival needed to come through such a nightmare.

There is a growing capital-expenditure (capex) crisis in the upstream oil industry that raises serious concerns about not merely US production, but future global oil supplies.

It is important to have a planned approach to questions about sale, not merely lip service about long-term value.

Its body is a corncob; its sexuality is all-embracing, for, as Ms. Fry shows, turning it about, it is not merely pregnant, but a hermaphrodite.

The Mental Health Act is about rights, not merely restrictions.

The future of work is about "why," not merely "what". It's not what you do but why you do it.

But he and Dolan need to ensure that his hiring is about basketball, and not merely about a bid for attention — any kind of attention — for the league.

Then my sources in the prison service told me that Straw's complaint about Biggs was not merely about his attitude to the robbery but also his unwillingness to show remorse for the jail break of 1965.

KD: These kidnappings are about state violence, not merely about fringe terrorist kidnappings.