Sentence examples for designated merely from inspiring English sources

Donald Parker, a coordinator of the Long Island Coalition Against Censorship, said that it would also be an act of self-censorship if "In the Time of the Butterflies" was dropped from the required reading and was designated merely as supplemental reading.

The Greek term "pteryx" primarily means "wing", but can also designate merely "feather".

However, and perhaps importantly Tumblr has designated Simply Measured a partner, meaning that the service isn't merely absorbing data via Gnip sans blessing from that information's source.

designates merely an action performed by a person of quality.

And it is precisely these programs (Afro-Ethnic Studies, Chicand and Chicano Studies, Asian American Studies, Women's Studies, Modern Languages, Classical Guitar, and so many more) that show us a world beyond mere commodities and engage critically with the established order of the global economy, that Parker designates as "merely desirable" and "non-essential".

After that, the spirit realm is almost always designated by being merely half-there.

Karzai didn't try again after that; he merely designated some of the rejected nominees as "acting ministers".

Speakers also made more flubs when assigned the role of directing the conversation, seven disfluencies per 100 spoken words compared to five for subjects designated "matchers" who merely had to participate in the conversation.

The putative OPH from Acinetobacter sp., hereafter designated as AbOPH, shares merely 44%% sequence identity with OPHC2 and 38%% with MPH.

He needs Congressional approval for parks; he cannot designate a park merely by issuing a proclamation under the Antiquities Act — as he can do for national monuments.

(Longchen, 1983: 210ff) The Prāsaṅgika therefore presents the theory of the two truths and so forth by merely designating them in accordance with the mundane fabrications (sgro btags).