Sentence examples for indicated merely by from inspiring English sources

Selma's reveries are indicated merely by little ariosos in a lyrical style that halfheartedly evokes early Bernstein.

Alternatively, the quasi-perceptual nature of an experience may be indicated merely by putting the relevant sensory verb ('see,'hearar,'tastetetc etc). in actual or implied "scare quotes".

Such a disclosure could indicate merely that Icahn is being transparent with his shareholders.

On several occasions, Peter alone is mentioned by name and others are indicated as merely accompanying him (Mark 1 36; Luke 8 45).

On several occasions Peter alone is mentioned by name, and others are indicated as merely accompanying him (Mark 1 36; Luke 8 45).

UPDATE III: A source close to the negotiations between AMC and "Mad Men" creator Matthew Weiner told The Huffington Post that the issues of actor cuts, episode time cut and product integration were not merely suggestions, as indicated by a previous source, but instead were definite AMC demands.

The effect of Cdk1 expression levels on cell size was causative and not merely correlative, as indicated by the fact that targeting of Cdk1 by RNAi also resulted in increased G2 cell size.

Culinary taste now indicates not merely economic class but morality and environmental chic as well.

Studies conducted in both oncology and primary health care settings [ 21- 25] indicate that merely administering screening questionnaires in clinical practice does not improve recognition, but that targeted selection of patients may result in improved recognition of psychological distress by clinicians.

However, lower genetic diversity in populations where scabies had occurred was unlikely to be the result of merely genetic drift, as indicated by the much higher FST value of the MHC locus (overall FST = 0.063, P < 0.05) compared to that of the twelve microsatellite loci (overall FST = 0.019, P < 0.05).

We found that a substantial part of this incidence was associated with consumption above the recommended upper limit, indicating the potential for cancer prevention merely by adhering to the current recommendations.