Sentence examples for mere mechanic from inspiring English sources

Create something: don't just be an "employee," a "manager," or any other kind of mere mechanic of the present.

Mr. TOM TAYLOR's dramatic pen can hardly be said to have improved since he wrote "Our American Cousin," "Still Waters Run Deep," and "The Ticket-of-Leave Man". It seems, indeed, to have lost in quality what it has, perhaps, gained in the mere mechanic habit of producing quantity.

And Stielow himself is no mere mechanic sneaking in projects between tune-ups and smog tests.

What could account for such attention to mere mechanics?

Akiko Suwanai was the soloist in the concerto, always poised and articulating her phrasing with sensitivity, yet at no point did the understanding between violinist and conductor transcend the mere mechanics of the music to reach any higher plane.

But the reason is greater than mere mechanics.

The (almost) binary grouping that motivated this post is between those who reckon that banks, debt and money are of no real consequence in capitalism, and those who believe that the mere mechanics of banking guarantee that capitalism is doomed.

And that is mere mechanics.

I was able to move beyond the mere mechanics of the prayer and into something deeper.

In this observer's view, too much debate on education reform has focused for too many years on mere mechanics---class size, student testing, teacher evaluation, charter vs. public vs. private schools, the business model applied to school administration, etc., etc., etc.

But then, of course, these examples offer more than a mere punishment mechanic – which is what the ICRC seems to be asking for.