Tate Modern's strenuous loftiness and the Saatchi's calculated squalor are too pronounced to represent mere orders of taste.
It was Leibniz who recognized the phenomenal character (Phenomenalität) of space and time as consisting in the mere ordering of phenomena; however, space and time themselves do not have an independent reality.
In virtue of its secondary dependence on acts of consciousness, the church is endowed with various (social and cultural) properties and functions that a mere ordered heap of building materials cannot have.
Andersonian beauty is principled, passionate, liberating, and the contrast between mere order and beauty is presented nowhere more clearly in his oeuvre than in "Isle of Dogs".
Once I don't have to think about the mere remembering of the order of the words, once I have that I can add the rhythms, repetitions, expressions, actions... Usually the poems grow too into something different once they are freed from the page - and for the better.
The recent advances in the fabrication of nanostructured materials with twin lamella on the order of a mere few atomic layers call for a closer examination of the stability of these structural motifs, especially at high temperatures.
Although we cannot reject this possibility entirely, we are confident that left lateralization of the parity judgment task is not a mere artefact produced by the order of tasks but indeed adds to our knowledge about the specificities of processing different aspects of numerical information.
Leibniz's ethics no doubt has an intellectualist character, but mere passive contemplation of the rational order of the universe is not the ideal of moral goodness.
How did a mere private see the weakness in the order of battle that the consortium's generals had missed?
Mere shifts in semantics, changes in the order of play, and other deviations could easily have produced a different outcome.
