Sentence examples for about the merely from inspiring English sources

Of course, this objection may itself fail if we are convinced that such an unyielding form of actualism cannot be correct – if, that is, whether actualist or not we are convinced that claims about the merely possible can be both true and cogent.

But that wasn't what Woodstock was really about: The music was merely the soundtrack for the revolution.

A good way to learn more about high-tech entrepreneurship beyond the merely anecdotal is to consult with scholars that have studied the phenomenon extensively.

For Deeney this was of course particularly extraordinary and about more than merely the goal.

The fact that so many allegedly green groups are keeping mum about this merely shows that the verdant left thinks getting Democrats elected is more important than the environment.That is a pity.

Furthermore, in vitro binding assays will not provide any structural details about the interaction, but will merely provide a more precise estimate of binding affinities.

And are they about merely psychological entities?

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

While few books delve deeper into baseball's intricacies than "Moneyball," the advanced statistics Michael Lewis writes about are merely the particulars of his case study; his book is about "the art of winning an unfair game" — any unfair game.

The material voluminous, technical, classified had the potential to transform not merely perceptions about the N.S.A. but also the law.

But the core of the film is about the difficulty of merely getting from point A to point B without loss of life.