Sentence examples for in its mere from inspiring English sources

It packed as much energy in its mere 5-millisecond duration as the sun puts out in a month, making it by far the strongest, quickest signal radio astronomers have observed, although it wasn't nearly as powerful as the elusive gamma ray bursts that populate the universe.

He directed only the middle section, "Mademoiselle," but in its mere half-hour of screen time, he makes the first of his great dramas of misunderstood boys and their sexual awakening — along with a wondrous fantasy of the sort that marked his entire career.

Audley's other features, "Team Picture" and "Open Five," do something similar; "Holy Land," with its more intricate construction, is a disarmingly simple and clear film that, in its mere one-hour running time, offers a remarkably full and novelistic sense of lives being lived, of a world and a worldview.

Feldman said she thought the attorney general's office made a fairly bold statement in sending the letter this week but that the argument detailed in its mere three paragraphs seemed pro forma.

You should have set it in its prime, mere months ago".

The fortress also had a psychological aspect, in that its mere existence kept a firm grip of peoples' minds essentially functioning as a morale booster during times when Sweden was in the shadow of war.

However, as TGF-β is by far the most abundant cytokine in bone, by its mere abundance (200 µg/kg), it must be considered as a central player in bone turnover [2].

Be aware that creatively written or filmed romantic love is a thing of art in its own––mere mortals are recommended to see that romantic love has warts.

Although the measure was defeated in the House of Commons, its mere formulation was sufficient to raise the spectre of the political domination of Irish Protestants, located mainly in the north, by Irish Catholics, spread throughout the island.

In my childhood its mere mention conjured all kinds of feelings, from a kind of reverence for proud beginnings to my parents' wariness of its slow descent into hard times.

Life's sanctity resides in its quality, not its mere quantity, for there is nothing sacred in suffering.