Sentence examples for merely as regards from inspiring English sources

I welcome Parliament's growing involvement in the area of criminal justice, not merely as regards legislative action, but also as regards the design of the future of the European area of criminal justice.

Earlier I had presumed that surviving photographs of Mrs. Roosevelt were merely fanciful as regards tinted fingernails, in other words doctored, but it seems that the First Lady did indeed indulge a pronounced taste for bright color.

Other authors (e.g., Levi, Maher, Kaplan) propose principles of rational acceptance as part of accounts of when it is rational to accept a statement as true, not merely to regard it as probable.

Until the discovery of leptin in 1994, fat tissue was merely regarded as a depot organ, but has now been reclassified as an endocrine organ, with "full dignity".

The SPD chairman and vice-chancellor, Sigmar Gabriel, has stepped forward to argue that Brexit should be viewed as a chance to create an EU that is not merely regarded as a "straightjacket", but has wider popular support among the people.

Because he was rich Hughes was regarded merely as eccentric.

Once regarded merely as a counterpuncher, she has become more aggressive.

He regularly preached that subject matter should be regarded merely as a pretext for adventures in aestheticism.

Though all bridges do the same job -- make a path across water or some yawning chasm -- some are fabled, others regarded merely as infrastructure.

Mr. Patterson said he did not want the film to be regarded merely as a rallying cry for liberals in a contentious election cycle.

For artists like Louise Fishman, the "feminist struggle" was not to be regarded merely as "part of a greater struggle" defined by "the old, male-supremacist left," as she wrote in Feminist Art Journal in 1972.