Sentence examples for merely information from inspiring English sources
It is not merely information that the demon did not previously know; it is information that did not previously exist in the universe.
Ms. Sontag's solution, as reported in The New York Times on May 27, was to dismiss the historians and journalists in question, along with Modjeska, as being merely information sources, not writers.
It steals away, like "a light stealing under water," revealing not merely information but the cadence and temper of inner lives, and how they resonate against the images and sensations of the physical world.
Indeed, it is merely information: a 'series of ones and zeroes… a representation or artefact of an earlier act of knowledge performance/production' (Christie 2004, p. 4).
And the four truth values from B4 naturally correspond to these four situations: there is no information that the sentence is false and no information that it is true (N), there is merely information that the sentence is false (F), there is merely information that the sentence is true (T), and there is information that the sentence is false, but there is also information that it is true (B).
Though the production of a disambiguated perceptual representation (e.g., experiencing the figure as a vase) might involve more than merely information recovered bottom-up (e.g., it might employ the concept vase), it does not follow that the resulting perception is conceptual.
Mr. Jaaskinen concluded that because Google merely aggregated information on the Web and was not a "controller" of information, it was not the legal entity that must comply with the provision of the law in question.
On the other side are those, especially 23andMe executives, who argue that the services merely provide information, not medical diagnosis, and that consumers have a right to the information contained in their genes.
I ask merely for information.
"They claim they are merely distributing information.
"We're merely imparting information to beneficiaries," Ms. Ignagni said.
