Sentence examples similar to merely one term from inspiring English sources

Precisely because these four activities have four different demands, it must be made clear that the problem is not merely on terminological preference; that is, the problem cannot be solved by simply "agreeing" to use one term over another.

Tuesday was merely one battle in a long-term war for the heart and soul of our nation.

Mr. Greenwald emphasized that the rebates were merely one component in a longer-term plan advocated by Assembly Democrats that included a gradual spending reduction at local levels and, eventually, a property tax convention that would empower citizens to come up with their own reform plan.

Still, "Enya" is not merely one individual--in musical terms, it's a trinity that includes the Ryans.

This was merely one of several Western military interventions undertaken to force Chinese acceptance of Western-dictated terms of engagement with the outside world.

Will and people: rejecting the merely "formal" conceptions of democracy that disguise our status quo, an actively democratic politics will think one term through the other.

"This is merely one step".

Moore is merely one example.

The difference was merely one of degree.

That was merely "one of the factors".

This is merely one of them.