Sentence examples for makes mere from inspiring English sources

That makes mere difference, horizontal or otherwise, a hard thing to hang an identity on.

But soon the Picasso's very pallor insinuates a heartstopping unease — a sinister mystery of writhing things which makes mere fresh seafood of the Beckmann.

And they are working on what they hope will be another technology on view at the show, one that makes mere high-definition sets seem passé: Three-dimensional televisions.

In an era when ease of transportation and ubiquity of information makes mere arrival at a place less of an accomplishment than it was a generation ago, experiencing one place in depth would seem to be as much a challenge as chasing an ambitious, list-driven itinerary.

The product cannot be understood via the intentions of its producer, as this would mean that it became a 'conditioned' object, something produced in terms of a pre-existing rule, and would therefore lack what makes mere craft into art.

One may view someone's success in a way that makes mere project fulfillment count toward it, but it is hard to see why anything like that, or representing the likes of it (Schroeder 2001, 2004), should figure directly in an account of someone's pleasure.

It's enough to make mere mortals insanely jealous.

They forgot they were making mere guesses, and even guesses have to be taken with caution.

The booming economy also tends to make mere sunshine patriots of us all.

The electronic pirouettes of digital money make mere cash look all the more grubby and earthbound.

Some said he made mere frivolity Out of real issues of polity.