People can mine, trade, fight, or merely explore.
"We're merely exploring part of our brand, our own historical intellectual property," he said.
The site has consistently aimed to draw in younger audiences, those perhaps merely exploring the concept of white supremacy.
Nevertheless, the launch of Sarkeesian's video reignited a nonsensical conspiracy that feminist academics were seeking to control and censor games, instead of merely exploring them.
However, not every studio has the support of an emerging Korean free-to-play giant, and there are so many really neat, interesting ideas in this title, it has the capacity to define rather than merely explore genre conventions.
On almost every page there is an observation as thwacking as this one: "To propose that anorexics are merely exploring an identity is as morally lax as accepting the belief of gang members that they are merely pursuing an identity that happens to entail killing people".
The latest setback for the organisations was a supreme court verdict this month that ruled it was not illegal for a mining company to not pay for extracting groundwater on land it had been granted under concession because it was merely "exploring" for minerals in the water, rather than "exploiting" the water.
But the 2008 campaign has become stutter-step season, one in which it is hard to keep track of the candidates, yes, but also to figure out who is merely "exploring" running, "unofficially" running, "testing the waters" or "starting a conversation with the American people".
With regard to understanding, Steven Pinker, in How the Mind Works (1997), holds that "… Searle is merely exploring facts about the English word understand….
Some were allowed to merely explore the city from their aerial vantage points; others were told they needed to find a missing diabetic child and deliver his lifesaving insulin.
