All this so far is mere skirmishing on the eve of the battle of the budgets.
"Far from being mere passive witnesses to the rape, spectators [are] facilitating the commission of the crime".
Far from being mere optical puzzles, however, these images, which the artist donated to a Zen temple in Kyoto, were created for a specific religious context.
He identifies the reasons why they became attractive to the framers of the Indian Constitution, and far from being mere pious wishes, they performed important and distinct political functions for the framers.
It's also a sign of Bruce's sophistication that the men in the play, far from being mere stooges, are as varied and vividly drawn as the agonised women.
You never for one second doubt that Lib trained under Nightingale and the Crimean elements, far from being mere backdrop, provide a whiff of something properly violent and agonising that permeates the whole novel.
She explains that, far from being mere pictorial records of specific war episodes such as the massacre at Chios or the fall of Missolonghi, images of the clashes between Greeks and Turks reflected the mottos and arguments of the French liberal propaganda echoed as well by contemporary newspapers, parliamentary debates, broadsides, pamphlets, popular plays, and poems.
The first study showed that the exact structures of beta-neurexins vary from one cell type to the next, while the second revealed that these proteins, far from being mere drops of dried glue, can control transmitting nerve-cells' firing propensity by altering receiving nerve cells' output of endocannabinoids, the brain's "inner marijuana". It's okay to exhale now.
Far from being mere trolling or isolated expressions of controversial political opinions, spikes in anti-refugee posts were predictive of violent crimes against those groups.
Far from being mere titillation, the vintage porn used as collage material in the work of Pierre Schmidt is transformed into highly imaginative, surreal, and psychedelic artworks.
