Sentence examples for for not merely from inspiring English sources

In his address at American University, Kennedy called for "not merely peace in our time but peace in all time".

Paul Harven, the association president, praised Icann for not merely choosing "the same players shuffling the same deck".

They would try to decide what intelligence in humans is really for, not merely how much of it there is.

Fifty years later, to honor his legacy, we should call for not merely a habitable planet in our time, but a habitable planet for all time.

The academic accused Irving of "perversion" for not merely denying the Holocaust but for "dancing on the graves" of its victims.

They don't want to lose control of their name and what it stands for — not merely the efficient delivery of food but the quality of the food.

Pascuzzi restored the Pea Picker for riding, not merely for show, but it nevertheless draws a crowd wherever it rolls.

But his language was plainer and more forceful — speaking of a road to citizenship for illegal immigrants, for example, not merely to legal status.

India wants the machinery of terrorism shut down for good, not merely put in storage.

They are elegies for lives not merely wasted but fundamentally misguided.

And what could be more 'progressive' than the belief that the law should aim for social, not merely individual, justice?