Sentence examples for merely genuine from inspiring English sources

Karma Gelek Yuthok, a monk who is the top civil servant in the education ministry, lists three reasons: no future leader will enjoy the Dalai Lama's command over Tibetan loyalties; he is asking not for independence, but merely "genuine autonomy" for Tibet; and he prohibits violence.Since 2002, there have been four rounds of talks between the Dalai Lama's representatives and Chinese officials.

China regards the 81-year-old Nobel peace prize-winning monk as a separatist, though he says he merely seeks genuine autonomy for his Himalayan homeland, which communist Chinese troops "peacefully liberated" in 1950.

Comparisons with fast-food restaurants, air safety, or military organization may offer some insights regarding how to improve health-care delivery, but it is essential to remember that these are merely comparisons, not genuine models.

He concluded on this basis that evolutionary theory is not a genuine science but merely a "metaphysical research programme".

In this, Rumi joins a pantheon of alienated adolescent literary heroines, but is she a genuine prodigy or merely your garden-variety overbright girl?

Second, tying the dispute about persistence to the dispute about time makes trouble for anyone who thinks that one of the disputes is genuine but the other is merely a verbal disagreement.

Since the parties cannot agree, diplomats on all sides have merely been pretending that genuine negotiations are taking place.There is a debate about Kosovo.

Whether his professed presidential ambitions are genuine or merely a publicity stunt seems not to matter in terms of the news media attention Mr. Trump can command.

After Michael Sam was drafted, ESPN asked an unnamed player on the Rams if the team's show of support had been genuine or merely an example of political correctness.

The Independent is quick to doubt Russia, noting that while some insist "Moscow is pursuing a solution of its own" by pushing for peace talks, "it remains unclear whether such efforts are genuine or merely a ruse to pre-empt the U.N".

Process thought raises the question and answers it in the affirmative whether a world with a probability, not merely a possibility, of genuine good and evil is preferable to a world without it.