Sentence examples for mere location from inspiring English sources

Places have meanings and significances beyond mere location or functionality.

Perhaps Bunch hopes that the mere location of the museum will, in its way, speak more freely.

So the mere location of the Latino Expo — police recruiting booth notwithstanding — had become something of a political football in recent weeks.

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.

Bradley had never played in the Garden, but, because he mistrusts metropolitan standards, he refused to concede that the mere location of the coming test meant anything at all.

(The few nonmonotonic features that are observed in recordings from the auditory nerve47,48 and OHCs35 are not restricted to CF, and are rarely as strong as the mechanical nonmonotonicities of Fig. 6). The mere location of the hotspot does not define its function, however, and it is entirely feasible that the BM is closer to the IHCs from a functional perspective than the hotspot region is.

So arguably we have more legitimacy as a mere information location tool.

In fact, a mere 48 locations will be getting the headset to start.

Moving an entire community to a safer location mere miles away can cost anywhere from $80m to upwards of $250m.

The mere difference of location in time, of something's being earlier or later, is not a rational ground for having more or less regard for it" (Rawls 1971, 293).

Charlie, too, speaks directly to his peers: "The transition to high school is a mere change of location for some, but in other cases it is an immense change.