Yet the attack involved not merely the towers, but two other actions, in particular a successful attack on the Pentagon.
He described the tunnel as so carefully planned and sophisticated that it appeared that engineers must have been involved, not merely men with shovels.
Biting into a chicken thigh involves not merely the ingestion of protein (easy to synthesise), but a complex interplay of aromas, textures and tastes.
Where poems are concerned, there is really only the "cooked" and the "cooked differently" — and as with any meal, success involves not merely the style of the dish but the sensibility of the diners.
2009) ("[T]he plaintiff must plead a highly unreasonable omission, involving not merely simple, or even inexcusable negligence, but an extreme departure from the standards of ordinary care, and which presents a danger of misleading buyers or sellers that is either known to the defendant or is so obvious that the actor must have been aware of it").
It is equally evident that viable alternatives exist, and their signal qualities are clear: diversity of representation (produced effectively by sortition), collective education and true participation in the democratic process, which involves not merely having one's voice heard, but listening to others too.
It has a big job on its hands – one that involves not merely promoting and translating books but mediating one culture to another in such a way that the narratives we want to read are not simply journalistic horror stories, but the nuanced, culturally specific fictions that can illuminate the soul of a fascinating, complex, geopolitically critical, country.
On Saturday, the troupe presented a short but more serious story, "Dushasana Vadham" ("The Killing of Dushasana"), involving not merely one villain's death but also the devouring of his entrails (though this gruesome scene was given a cartoon quality of exaggeration).
It will take three more years before GM introduces an entirely new line, says Mr Lutz.The conversion involves not merely the shape of GM's cars, but what may have been the worst aspect of American design, the shoddy, cheap-looking interiors.
