Sentence examples for expressed in mere from inspiring English sources

(He would argue, I think, that sixties spirituality got expressed in mere "cults" rather than in true churches, but this surely is a distinction sturdier to the eye of faith than to that of history).

Forming if-then plans has been found to be much more effective than relying solely on motivation and willpower, as expressed in mere goal intentions ("I will do X").

That confidence, expressed in a mere 27 outfits, all of them as thoughtful as they were tempting, was exhilarating.

GPC2 was expressed in a mere 19% of the T3-T4/N clesionsed lesions, whereas it was a two-fold more frequently transcribed in patients belonging to the other three classes (T1-T2/N-, 36%, T1-T2/N+, 40% and T3-T4/N+, 42%).

Thirty-one percent of the genes (92 out of 292) with enriched expression in RA+ group were preferentially expressed in the human atria, while a mere 8% (23 out of 292) of these genes were expressed in the human ventricles (Fig 2E).

William treats acts of will expressed in the indicative mood by "I will" (volo) or "I refuse" (nolo)—as a kind of command that cannot be disobeyed, as distinguished from mere likings expressed in the form "I would like" (vellem) or "I would rather not' (nollem).

And they maintain that the ideas expressed in their meeting were more than mere breakfast banter.

Like James Stewart and Gary Cooper, Peck expressed in very tangible form so much with his mere presence that sometimes he scarcely had to act at all.

The subcellular localization of transiently expressed GFP-tagged MerE was examined in Arabidopsis suspension-cultured cells.

Consider the following pair of sentences, the first simple and expressing a mere opinion, the second expressing a considered point of view in a complex sentence: I hate San Francisco weather in the summertime.

When I sat with the mothers in their homes, I saw the deepest of human pain, impossible to express through mere words.