Sentence examples for merely arrangements from inspiring English sources
Rather, objects that appear to us to be born, to grow, and to die, are merely arrangements and re-arrangements of more metaphysically basic ingredients.
But, given the ethno-national conflicts of the twentieth century, one can safely assume that culturally plural states divided into isolated and closed sub-communities glued together merely by arrangements of modus vivendi are inherently unstable.
A puzzled clarinetist said that a note he had been assigned sounded wrong, and Muhly explained that the bum note was deliberate: his composition was not merely an arrangement of Byrd's score but, rather, an imitation of a live, imperfect performance of the music.
That fantasyland scenario is ludicrous for two reasons--first, state insurance commissioners would never let such a criminal enterprise happen on their watch, and secondly the IRS already has powers to prevent economically unsubstantive arrangements merely for the sake of tax evasion or avoidance.
In future editions of Werlein's arrangement, Viereck is merely credited as "arranger".
In its report, the budget office said that "rather than eliminating difficult budgetary decisions," the lease arrangement "merely postpones them".
Ms Cott points out that marriage is not merely a private arrangement between two people; it requires public affirmation, and carries distinct public rights and benefits.
What began for him as merely a "business arrangement" quickly becomes something else.
The arrangement merely postponed the problem however, as neither Thurstan nor William renounced their claims.
The states of the experimental arrangement cannot be merely relative to other experimental arrangements, on pain of infinite regress; and so these have to be described by classical physics.
For Cabanis, life was merely an organization of physical forces; thought was the result of "secretions" in the brain analogous to the liver's secretion of bile; behaviour depended upon the arrangement of natural elements.
