Sentence examples for mere way from inspiring English sources

His verbal style is no mere way of performing; it's his very way of being.

Starting a company is difficult, but the travails that befall a founder — the "trough of sorrow," for example — are mere way stations on the path to glory.

This country of 600,000 might have been a mere way station, a pause on my southward leg from Croatia to Albania.

Starting a company is difficult, but the travails that befall a founder the "trough of sorrow," for example—are mere way stations on the path to glory.

Without effective reform, the derivative-driven financial crisis in the United States that exploded in 2008, and the Greek debt crisis, circa 2010, will be mere way stations on the road to greater calamities.

As driving has evolved from a mere way to get around to a mode of life, sales of passenger cars in China have grown by 20percentto30percentcent per year since 2005.

Some praise it as a superior form of capitalism while others treat it as a mere way-station on the road to proper capitalism.

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.

From the top, I had to crane my neck to make out the Lloyd's building, a mere speck way below.

Mere "giving way" to impulsion does not constitute expression.

Because the latter is what what mere religional ways does: divide, separate, and punish ("Dear World Vision, You won't be getting any more money from me, until you exclude those gay people again!") until it's just you and me and I'm not too sure about you, and we're just one separation away from hell, where the only presence we welcome is an absence and we hate it.