Sentence examples for merely cataloguing from inspiring English sources

Pacing up and down the galley, he insisted that "merely cataloguing the third-person data" could not explain the existence of a first-person point of view.

But what I'm talking about is a sort of larger view of the relationship at its best between the audience and the event, and there are other ways of assessing that beyond merely cataloguing the number of phones that might go off.

The field of parasite manipulation is currently going through interesting and significant changes as researchers move beyond merely cataloguing abnormal behaviour in infected individuals [10].

A movement can not merely catalogue what currently exists, it is defined by the future(s) it envisions.

"My Golden Days" is a cinematic Pinterest, not Chekhov but check-off, in which the characters' traits, experiences, and feelings are merely asserted and catalogued, not developed but simply tacked to the screen.

The book is thus not merely a catalogue of species, it is also a record of his travels.

They learn English and they learn that globalization is not merely the catalogue of woes so laboriously laid out by the French left over the past couple of decades.

Anything involving network president Merc Lapidus (John Pankow) and his subordinate/mistress Carol Rance Kathleen Rose Perkinss) is generally pointless and less funny than creators David Crane and Jeffrey Klarik seem to think it is, but at least those characters are more or less watchable now and not merely a catalogue of shrieky stereotypes about the blockheads who run TV.

Although the centre may see the cataloguing of cow names merely as a good way of getting its kicks, there could, believe it or not, be some real economic benefits.

Thomas spent a month cataloguing the eggs.

Evidence is collected and carefully catalogued.