Sentence examples for merely defined from inspiring English sources

Nussbaum's conception of objectification, then, is broader than Kant/MacKinnon/Dworkin's because objectification for Nussbaum is not merely defined in terms of instrumentalisation, and also because it can take place when a person is only seen, but not treated, as an object (seen in one or more of the above seven ways that she mentions).

A possible explanation might be, that in this study, head-neck positions were merely defined by two angles in the sagittal plane and the level at which the horse's head was held at that time was not taken into account.

Your years in high school are not merely defined by what you do in the classroom; a lot of your memories should include the things you did with your friends.

Smeed's Law merely defines the number of deaths that we find psychologically tolerable.

But unless it is used to develop, rather than merely define, character, such language doesn't take you far.

Among the objections to its use raised by the Bush administration, which filed a brief in support of Unocal, is that the law merely defines jurisdiction for which court may hear a case.

It is specially urged that the statutes are unconstitutional because they do not merely define the term 'ice cream;' but arbitrarily prohibit the sale of a large variety of wholesome compounds theretofore included under the name 'ice cream.' The acts appear to us merely to prohibit the sale of such compounds as ice cream.

The military council said yesterday it would hand over its powers to the elected president at the end of the month and denied it had attempted to carry out a coup but was merely defining what it called "a separation of powers".

You can merely define your purpose, but that's not purposeful leadership.

It merely defines certain maximum values for the parameters specifying these intervals.

Who would host all of these cloud apps Apple or the developers themselves, with Apple merely defining how the services must work?