Sentence examples for merely a feature from inspiring English sources

In the past, he said, people bought phones where the game was merely a feature.

It was merely a feature of the times and our employment that our metier was war correspondence.

But in today's brief, Microsoft makes the same argument it has put forward since 1997, that there is no such thing as a Web browser; Internet Explorer is merely a feature in Windows.

The problem of principle was expressed by Lord Kerr in the supreme court last year: "the right to be informed of the case made against you is not merely a feature of the adversarial system of trial, it is an elementary and essential prerequisite of justice".

This is not merely a feature of his published writings.

With radio becoming merely a feature of other streaming services, Pandora must reinvent itself.

Rather, it merely recognized a feature of Western civilization that has existed since the Middle Ages.

Three days after that, the USPTO once again turned down Foursquare's request, this time stating that "registration is refused because the applied-for mark merely describes a feature and the purpose of applicant's goods".

As Patently Apple noticed earlier today, however, the USPTO will likely refuse Apple's trademark filing because, the reviewer argues, "the applied-for mark merely describes a feature or characteristic of applicant's goods".

On these alternative views, the coincidence of the causal and temporal orders is merely a contingent feature of the actual world, or at least a typical feature of our patch of it.

Since Aristotle regards tense as part of the truth-bearer (as opposed to merely a grammatical feature), he detects a problem regarding future tense sentences about contingent matters: Does the principle that of an affirmation and its negation one must be false, the other true apply to these?