Sentence examples for as a mere example of from inspiring English sources
True, he was a member of a dying breed -- the old school of academic male poets -- but to disparage Matthews as a mere example of a lifestyle is to miss the great Horatian virtue he embodied: that of civility, which entailed the lost art of conversing.
As such they are a mere example of the policy challenge that rests upon many states' shoulders to decide on whether or not change the mode of legal governance for establishing heat infrastructures from a bottom-up perspective.17.17
"Wipeout" may be a mere example of disposable comedy, but it connects with an average of eight million viewers each week.
After all, the conduct is non-violent and a mere example of a somewhat harsh freedom of expression.
As a mere example, decreasing of the equivalent thermal resistance Rb applied to a small edifice (surface ~ 150 m2, for which ~ 200 linear meters of borehole are needed) can entail a total borehole length reduction on the order of 30 40 m (ca. 15 20%).
These can be framed in terms of Beetham's three dimensions of legitimacy and, subsequently, as a mere example, compared with the setup of the Overijssel case.
His use of these courts to pursue personal grievances, and particularly to treat delinquents as if mere examples of a whole class worthy of punishment, angered the rich, who were annoyed as well by his enormous wealth and ostentatious living.
As Windelband already saw, the natural sciences view individual occurrences as mere examples of general laws.
In this case single individuals (either people or objects) will be seen as mere examples of dynamics and characteristics pertaining to their group in a way that seems to resemble the generalizing procedure of natural science.
It was only to use them as mere examples of plus-sized women* who represent some kind of "problem" in entertainment that they have the audacity to both be fat (by her standards) and successful and in the public eye.
The wholly inadequate interpretation of Beauvoir's philosophical thought as a mere application of Jean-Paul Sartre's is a good example of the limitations of this strategy.
