Sentence examples for merely knowing from inspiring English sources

Yet, while "In the Light of What We Know" is full of knowledge, it is never merely knowing.

If Stewart did not know that Waksal was selling or why he was selling, merely knowing that ImClone insiders were bailing out may not be sufficient to trigger a fiduciary duty that would require her to refrain from trading, these experts say.

But if you really want to know about the current state of farming in the U.S.A. (as opposed to merely knowing the current state of this summer's heirloom tomatoes), you'll need some real, hard facts.

But merely knowing that a statement is false doesn't nullify its impact.

Google was intent on merely "knowing more", he said, while Microsoft focuses on "doing more".

neuroscientist Tony Movshon notes, "Merely knowing the connectional architecture of a nervous system is not enough to deduce its function".

You would not consider a partner that did not know technology, but knowing the mobile tech is merely the ante.

But it is held also that just knowing them or 'seeing' them will not merely tell men what to do but will ensure that they do it, overruling any contrary inclinations.

What sets physical geniuses apart from other people, then, is not merely being able to do something but knowing what to do — their capacity to pick up on subtle patterns that others generally miss.

You could have predicted the fourth-grade test scores of all but one of the city's 32 districts merely by knowing the percentage of students in a given district who qualified for a free lunch.

It can't be a matter merely of knowing definitions, because definitions give out somewhere.