Sentence examples for mere designation from inspiring English sources
Or in the Renaissance, with Leonardo da Vinci; the phrase "Renaissance man" came later to mean more than a mere designation of a historical period.
In the search for that basis, Thomas and his contemporaries construct a theory of practical reason far more complex than the mere designation of a type of intellectual reasoning; it becomes an account of the nature of moral goodness itself.
THE Ninja name has long since grown beyond a mere model designation used by Kawasaki to set apart its most sport-focused motorcycles.
A mere check of the biracial designation on his census form would not spare Obama from any of the routine petty racial harassments and annoyances -- the subtle and outright forms of discrimination.
The ruling also labeled the blight designation obtained by the state agency "mere sophistry" that was concocted years after Columbia developed its plans.
However, the blight designation in the instant case is mere sophistry.
Increasingly, this designation is more important to winemakers like Ms. Edwards than a mere location in a region like Sonoma once was, and they are working to make that designation more meaningful.
He concluded that a combination of racial indifference to the life of mere "gooks", official pressure to raise the number of "kills" and the designation of rural areas as "free-fire zones" meant that "killings of civilians were widespread, routine and directly attributable to US command policies".
However, for most of the molecular changes this does not justify a designation as glioma biomarker, because biomarkers should provide unique diagnostic, prognostic, or predictive information exceeding that reached by mere histological classification.
A manual Shepard's provides to the lawyers who work for it says that the "followed" designation should be used only if the citing decision "contains language beyond a 'mere going-along' with the cited case".
