Sentence examples for mere money from inspiring English sources
The greatest costs are paid in blood, not mere money.
It is dangerous to rely on mere money to recruit and motivate people of this sort.
But even more significant than mere money is the rapidly increasing sophistication of veterinary care.
"We might plausibly conclude that more was at stake than mere money," Lears writes.
All or none, says the EU.The government in Tehran insists it will put national pride before mere money.
It was the kind of experience that it was hard to believe could be attained with mere money.
No longer mere money-makers, the rich became wealth-creators.
Familiarity with American settlers bred the officers' admiration for Indians as fellow warriors superior to mere money-grubbing.
Also like David, he considered his paintings of historical subjects his real art, and portraits mere money-earners, though now the reverse valuation seems obvious.
Perhaps we need a campaign to raise the aspirations of Oxbridge graduates above mere money-making and prestige, to help them all to play more constructive roles in society?
Roosevelt, at least, had an aristocrat's contempt for "the mere money-getting American," and both he and Taft thought that they could save their party by aligning Republicans with the growing sentiment that the government should play a bigger role in the economy.
