Sentence examples for mere denomination from inspiring English sources
Yet from next year, what looks like a ten-mark note will be, in reality, a mere denomination of the euro.
But even if you pay for your Italian fashions or French meals in francs or lire, you are still using euros, since the national currencies, like French francs and Italian lire, are now mere denominations of the euro.
Until very recently the highest-denomination banknote was 50 naira (worth a mere 50 cents).
At the same time, the kind of "mere Christianity" (in C. S. Lewis's phrase) that the major denominations shared frequently provided a kind of invisible mortar for our culture and a framework for our great debates.
While red grapes like dolcetto and barbera cover thousands of hectares across Piedmont, the Ruchè di Castagnole Monferrato denomination is one of the smallest in Italy, with a mere 40 hectares, or about 100 acres, planted.
What denomination was this, Reform?
"He's a different denomination".
(The denomination's official title remained Southern Baptist Convention).
My denomination frequently follows this practice.
