Sentence examples for merely as of from inspiring English sources

On Husserl's view, that thought simply lacks a corresponding object; the intentional act is "merely as of", but not really of, an object.

Foreigners who knew of him merely as one of Marilyn Monroe's husbands, or as a line in a Simon and Garfunkel song, can have little idea of the Yankee Clipper's status as the icon of what Americans now call The Greatest Generation.

Psychology can either take the laws of logic as premises and axioms of its own theories, or it can rely on the laws of logic merely as rules of method in accordance with which psychology must proceed.

To the Communists, Hitler and National Socialism were perceived merely as products of the last phase of capitalism.

Instead of regarding protozoa merely as consumers of bacterial prey, they should be also seen as mutualists, affecting plant growth by stimulation of plant growth-promoting rhizobacteria.

The three items that were removed had low interitem correlations, showing that the clustering of items is not merely as artifact of the rating scale.

In J. K. Rowling's Harry Potter series, Dementors are evil creatures that suck people's souls out of their bodies, leaving them merely as shells of humans.

Novice learners often see particular programming concepts merely as pieces of code rather than as active components of a dynamic process that occurs at runtime.

Like Stimson and Knox, Wendell Willkie has disappeared into the mists of history, recalled, if at all, merely as one of FDR's defeated rivals.

For many reasons, such structures can not be designed merely as enlargement of smaller ones, on the contrary, it is full of innovative new design elements.

"All those papers which serve merely as vehicles of intelligence will be destroyed," he declared.