Sentence examples for mere bridge from inspiring English sources

Nietzsche refers to this higher mode of being as "superhuman" (übermenschlich), and associates the doctrine of eternal recurrence — a doctrine for only the healthiest who can love life in its entirety — with this spiritual standpoint, in relation to which all-too-often downhearted, all-too-commonly-human attitudes stand as a mere bridge to be crossed and overcome.

However, most likely, Azure represents a mere bridge from the present paradigm in which the operating system drives the performance of our devices to the next digital paradigm where our devices become mere conduits for Big Data and artificial intelligence platforms that are run from the cloud.

While their detractors have lampooned the players attracted by Abramovich-era Chelsea as mere mercenaries, Stamford Bridge sides of recent times have always shown a desire and mental strength that contradicts that caricature.

Our exchange reeked of geopolitical illicitness; we were mere kilometres from the Bridge of Spies, where, during the Cold War, prisoners were traded.

I need to remember that the majestic Brooklyn and Manhattan bridges are mere steps from my studio and great writers flourish in my brownstone neighborhood.

Skimming the bay nearly at sea gull level, most of the bridge hovers a mere 10 to 12 feet above the water, so low that fishermen tie their boats to the bridge and throw out a line.

If anything can be said for certain, then, it is that the gulf between those in favour of tighter controls and those against will be hard to bridge in a mere two months.

A local developer, David C. Walentas of Two Trees Management, has applied for a zoning change that would allow him to build a 170-foot-tall building a mere 70 feet from the bridge, on the Brooklyn side.

During the 16th century Adam de Leycester made alterations to the hall, and built a half-timbered gatehouse to the bridge crossing the mere.

The proposal made in early 2000, which was expected to be executed in 2002, included a bridge that was a mere 170 feet long and 20 feet wide.

More than a mere matter of building roads and bridges and increasing access to cheap energy, the WPA was about restoring a collective spirit, a shared stake, in constructing the sinews of a more competitive, prosperous country.