Sentence examples for mere experiment from inspiring English sources

Still, for Elsa, Dren is no mere experiment: she's a test-tube baby, one that comes with the emotional and psychological weight of an in-utero conception.

Mr President, the San José dialogue process was a model of integrated policy for the European Union: to undervalue it therefore and reduce it the level of a mere experiment in development cooperation would be a mistake on our part and a mistake for the countries of the Central American isthmus.

Nor was the imitation game, for Turing, a mere thought experiment.

At Nature, a neuroscientist wants $1 billion to make brains in a vat more than a mere thought experiment.

Now it is true that the essence of Hesperus cannot be discovered by a mere thought experiment.

This is one of the results of what are called "mere mention" experiments.

Atget's photographs were not mere documents or experiments with new technology.

And the mere fact of experiments going ahead might lead people to assume that geoengineering could easily be made feasible, and thus to give up on reducing carbon emissions.Following the moneyPerhaps because of such concerns, financing bodies have not yet shown much appetite for geoengineering experiments.

The mere fact that the experiment occupies a full record is itself a little perverse.

The European Parliament is at best a constitutional experiment, a mere 20 years old, that cannot be said to have succeeded.

And far from being a mere curiosity, such an experiment might let laboratory physicists study the properties of real black holes in space.