Sentence examples similar to education merely from inspiring English sources

Ms. Williams said it was not so much the education, but merely status, that gifted children lost when their program was cut in September.

Wallace agitated for women's rights and participation in national service, as well as for communal ownership of land, better housing, higher wages, employment security, abolition of preventable diseases, and "wider education, not merely for the practical work of obtaining a livelihood but to enable [workers] to enjoy art and literature and song" (Marchant 1916, II: 244 245).

The organization also says that those working in a professional capacity without formal education are merely "weathercasters".

She and other board members emphasized, however, that online education was merely a proxy for a deeper concern about the pace of change in higher education.

If your part in education is merely as a consumer, why should you see yourself as anything else in later life?

Jefferson said that Washington's "education was merely reading, writing and common arithmetic," and that "his time was employed in action chiefly, reading little".

My mother, a professor of political science, would have said "Nonsense" in her crisp manner, and my father, a professor of education, would merely have snorted, the stories not worth the effort of speech.

The only ultimate value is the process of living itself, This is the whole of which the various studies and activities involved in education are merely ingredients.

All these measures demanded a substantial increase in government expenditure on kindergarten education, from merely HK $81.5 million in 1990/1991 to HK $608 million in 1999/2000 (Census and Statistics Department 2001, 2004; see Figure 1).

And for that, race, money or education are merely footnotes.

Students pay for an education, not merely a credential.