Sentence examples for good not merely from inspiring English sources

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

Therefore, it would have to select moves that were good, not merely legal, by evaluating future positions that were not checkmates.

It will all be for the good not merely, of course, of women but of the whole body of the State.

Now, let me couch this for you in the human terms of political economy — the terms in which you and I should rightly conceive of an "economy" as the sum of the enduring human good; not merely as a set of pipes for the grease of finance to be injected into.

He became good not merely at giving orders but at explaining them as well.

In other words, they would contend that in some situations lying might be positively good, not merely a bad to be outweighed by some other element of the situation, so a general rule or principle against lying would inevitably be both overbroad and insufficiently attentive to context.

Clean water, unpolluted air, education and law and order are obvious examples; there is no doubt that everybody should have such goods, not merely those who can afford to buy them privately.

Here, free not only to react but to seek out subjects, he made good choices as well as good sentences, not merely fashionable or youth-pleasing.

Every good presentation needs a good closer and not merely a summation of points and a simple thank you, says Hankins.

As Carpenter notes, he "articulated the substantive idea that sexual intimacy among gay Americans was a good thing, not merely a tolerable thing".

What felt good was not merely the improbable and historic political triumph of an African-American candidate carrying a state with a black population of under 3percentt.