Sentence examples for are merely seen from inspiring English sources

I think it is a very dangerous position when legitimate concerns are merely seen as opposition to be overcome rather than having the potential to correct or improve".

This is why, for Kavanaugh, the opportunity to serve on the Supreme Court is treated as an inalienable right, and why the allegations against him are merely seen as roadblocks to be overcome.

Bacterial species, in contrast, are merely seen as identical bags of non-identical genes.

You are merely seeing a very thin sliver of a life.

What, then, was changed by Harrisburg, if science remained in good standing and human nature was merely seen to be what it always has been?

Because what brings this supreme state is the destruction of ignorance, nothing need happen to the body; it is merely seen for what it really is an illusory limitation on the spirit.

True, the country has been merely seen as a typical Central Asian "transit depot" in foreign policy circles, but its politics and stability have real implications for U.S. foreign policy even beyond our ability to use the Manas Air Base.

The fact that a person was merely seen entering or leaving a building was not enough to permit the police to stop someone, "even if the building is located in a high-crime area, and regardless of the time of day," the judge ruled.

Frequently watched lecture videos were merely seen in the "C# Programming" and "Computer-aided Design and Manufacture" courses (Fig. 2).

In Scenario B, herding is merely seen as a livelihood using and deteriorating ecosystem services and hence efforts are made to halt negative effects of herding on biodiversity and ecosystem services.

One possible explanation for this might be that they overlooked what this particular vocabulary meant for nature; the latter was merely seen "as the 'environment' or invisible background condition against which the 'foreground' achievements of reason or culture take place" (Plumwood [1993], 4).