Sentence examples for but merely with from inspiring English sources

During his summation, a prosecutor, Brent Wible, explained to the jury that Mr. Seabrook was not charged with engaging in a "quid pro quo" but merely with receiving an illegal gratuity, or "thank you" payment.

Is it stretching the conceit to suggest that these myths feature the pharmaceutical rather than the medical - that their heroes do not (mythologically) contend with life and death, but merely with analgesia?

That episode proves what the rest of the production suggests: that Mr. McKenzie, Ms. Kirkland and Mr. Chernov are concerned not with revealing Tchaikovsky's music but merely with using it to their own dramatic ends.

As mentioned, the common form of migraine with aura is not associated with the mutations found in FHM, but merely with common variants in a number of loci identified on genome-wide association studies (GWAS) that are seemingly not much different from those found in migraine without aura [62].

But Aristotle is explicit that the center of the universe is not identical with, but merely coincident with the center of the Earth (e.g., On the Heavens II.14): since the Earth itself is heavy, if it were not at the center it would move there!

The fibers of the articularis genus did not contribute to the architecture of the quadriceps tendon, but merely fused with the dorsal side of the aponeurosis of the vastus intermedius.

The initiative, which Xiaomi stressed is not a partnership but merely assistance with the trial, is an interesting one because it again shows Microsoft's new 'platform agnostic' approach.

The initiative, which Xiaomi stressed is not a partnership but merely assistance with the trial, is an interesting one because it again shows Microsoft's new 'platform agnostic' approach.

After a white-knuckle week of testing both 2015 models, we were smitten by the four-door M3 but merely impressed with the two-door M4.

But, they reasoned, if the weapons only went part of the way around before coming back to Earth, then they wouldn't be considered Nukes in Space, but merely Nukes with a Strange Deployment Method.

This means that when heated to high temperatures, it does not melt, but merely glows with an intense blue light; addition of cerium dioxide gives a bright white light.