Sentence examples for extends not merely from inspiring English sources
Neil Gaiman's new book is a noirish sci-fi road trip novel in which the melting pot of the United States extends not merely to mortals but to a motley assortment of disgruntled gods and deities.
Parasites may be the norm, and the true nature lover is the one whose admiration extends not merely to the hawk but to those furtive, squirming multitudes -- the mites, the ticks, the intestinal worms -- that journey with them.
Plus, the joint liability extends not merely to whatever you put on your tax return.
This influence extends not merely to later discussions of these arguments in philosophy of religion but also enters into views of the history of philosophy that see these criticisms as an important marker of "the end of metaphysics".
Beyond that there is public-relations value, for a party that might seem too deeply in thrall to the wealthy, of extending the title not merely as an act of patrician favor.
Though Mr. Cuomo has said publicly that he wants to expand rent regulations and not merely extend the existing laws, his specific bargaining position is unknown.
Boosters insist that if it is given a chance to work, it will bring costs down, and not merely extend coverage.
It was unclear why Mr. Edwards had not merely extended the same challenge to his better-financed Democratic primary rivals, Mr. Obama and Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton.
Therefore, evolutionary development does not merely extend forward from unicellular roots, but remains anchored to those fundamental linkages in perpetuity [52] as the stage in which the eukaryotic entity recenters the information that it will use for its next macro elaboration.
Only one who forgets that U.S. troops have been in Afghanistan longer than Iraq could accept the rationale behind not merely extending their stay, but increasing their numbers by 50%.
When Ryan bemoans how the offensive ineptitude extends beyond Sanchez, he is not merely spreading blame among the line, running backs and receivers.
