Sentence examples for merely belong from inspiring English sources

Visitors will be interested to learn from the catalogue that "Creation of the World," which has always been ascribed to Patinir, and "Adam and Eve," which generations of students have been told was by Cranach, are not the real thing but merely belong to the respective schools of those painters.

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Political crimes, such as merely belonging to the Farc, will be eligible for amnesty and pardons.

His government has reformed the penal code to allow judges to hand out long prison sentences for merely belonging to one.

To complicate matters yet further, in a bizarre ruling Colombia's Supreme Court has decided that merely belonging to an illegal armed group constitutes a crime against humanity.Mr Santos enjoys a majority in Congress, and the amendment is likely to pass.

Merely belonging to a species or other type of group is not the source of the reason not to interfere.

In this paper, we prove the existence of global attractor and exponential attractor in some stronger spaces for the strongly damped nonlinear wave equation when the nonlinear term (f u,u_{t})) depends on (u_{t}) and contains a critical exponent with respect to u and the external forcing term g merely belongs to the weak space (H^{-1}(Omega)).

This shows that merely belonging to a high income group family does not guarantee entrepreneurship or even transfer of entrepreneurship from father to children supporting the studies by Thrikawala ([2011]), Mueller ([2006]) and Kim et al. ([2003]) who found that there was no significant relationship between family income and overall entrepreneurial intention among the students.

When we work together as a global family, not merely belonging to a particular race, religion, or nation, peace and happiness will once again prevail on this earth.

They satisfy fundamental human desires — not merely to belong but to surpass, to be special, to have power, to be loved — and they do so at a louder volume than does ordinary life.

Sure, we have no control over what we're attracted to, but we can control whether we see people as individuals or merely as belonging to groups that are determined by ethnicity and race.