Sentence examples for considered merely a from inspiring English sources

At the start of the 20th century it was considered merely "a large village".

A game that was once considered merely a bar pastime is now a major industry in Europe.

Until they won the 2004 title, the Detroit Pistons were considered merely a team of good-but-not-great players.

In the public imagination, as Mr. Vardi was painfully aware, the viola was considered merely a humble alto cog in the vast orchestral machine.

The papal representative wrote that the anti-abuse policies conflicted with church law and should be considered "merely a study document".

As a result, now, more than ever, DreamWorks operates in a netherworld of being too big to be considered merely a production company yet too small to be a major studio.

On the basis of research done in the 1950s, however, this work can be dated somewhat later and can be regarded as a study for the 1913 Composition VII; and in any event it must be considered merely an incident among many for which the evidence has not been preserved on Kandinsky's route.

The latter aspect of his personality needs to be taken into account lest he be considered merely an establishment victim in his parting with Surrey".

Due to its endemic status in Southeast Asia and the two epidemics it caused in Jiangsu (1998) and Sichuan (2005), China, characterized by STSLS and high mortality rates, this bacterium should no longer be considered merely an important pig pathogen, but also an important and emerging zoonotic agent.

People in publishing wonder if there's a modern way to attract even more merry gamesters to the genre, which they don't consider merely a time filler, but rather an intellectual pastime.

She doubts the "creativeness" of natural selection, which she considers merely a filter (p. 16, 71) rather than a continuing feedback where organisms produce varied offspring which are tested by the environment, of which the best survive to repeat the process (Lorenz 1978, pp. 24, 27).