Sentence examples for merely cited from inspiring English sources

His selection of the word list and his well-phrased definitions made his work superior to previous works, although he did not give illustrative quotations but merely cited the names of authors.

Studies were excluded if they: (1) did not include a definition, or at least a clear and concise description, of the word phishing; or (2) merely cited a definition of others.

Leininweber merely cited the Supreme Court, which in 1971 "warned of the dangers inherent in punishing public speech on public matters because of the particular words or tone of the speech".

Hadleya and Roques [ 16], for example, found major discrepancies between nurses' self-reporting of daily activities, in which they merely cited their formal job descriptions, and the results of a T&M study of these nurses' work.

She passionately sought the imprimatur of her political patrons for another six-year term by not merely citing how she had helped the district "go green".

Atheism may be intellectually viable, but it requires its own arguments and can't merely cite the lack of decisive evidence for religion.

Mr. Obama, however, offered no insight into measures his administration might be contemplating, merely citing the humanitarian and nonlethal aid to the opposition that the United States has already pledged.

For all the book's continuing interest, we should spend less time merely citing "The Two Cultures," and more time genuinely reconsidering it.

Media groups and Marina Litvinenko are unhappy that the government has failed to give details of what it wants to keep secret, merely citing "national interest" and "international relations".

When he got letters disputing the facts in his very first article, he was at first chastened -- until he realized the letters were merely citing the industry-funded scientists.

argues that explanations that merely cite relations are insufficient to explain the traits typically found among zebras.