Sentence examples for mere quality from inspiring English sources
The oil embargo of 1975 & the recession beginning at the same time led to the understanding that the threat was not to the mere quality of life, but to livelihood itself.
Is the height of a man a reality in the same sense in which he is a reality, or is it just an aspect of something more concrete, a mere quality that has derivative rather than substantial being and could not exist except as attributed to something else?
Hopefully the day will soon dawn when app discovery improves such that the mere quality of a service determines visibility.
(It should be mentioned that for Peirce there is actually a trichotomy among types, tokens and tones, or qualisigns, which are "the mere quality of appearance" (8.334).) Thus types have a definite identity as signs, are general laws established by men, but they do not exist.
According to Peter Biskind, Jaws "diminish[ed] the importance of print reviews, making it virtually impossible for a film to build slowly, finding its audience by dint of mere quality..
While coding the transcripts of the semi-structured interviews, we retrieved relevant information regarding fidelity that went beyond mere quality of implementation.
Signs are qualisigns, sinsigns, or legisigns, accordingly as they are mere qualities, individual events and states, or habits (or laws), respectively.
For example, accumulating biodiversity information by convenience rather than explicit strategy will build the absolute number of records served, but at the severe expense of mere quantity over quality, i.e., fitness for use for biodiversity science [ 27, 28, 50].
But beyond mere beauty, "top quality gems, by virtue of their rarity, keep their value, even in uncertain economic times".
Nevertheless, the mere existence of quality workforce development programs will not be enough.
In naturalistic ontology, one can see two conceptions of properties at play: properties as powers or dispositions to act or being acted upon, and properties as categorical or manifest qualities, mere ways in which objects happen to be.
