Sentence examples for merely to define from inspiring English sources

It is hard to make analogies between Hitler, who commanded the strongest army in Europe, and bin Laden, who commands "shadowy networks" that will take vast resources and infinite patience merely to define.

The role of human nature is not to define or set the good, but merely to define what the possibilities of human achievement are.

Our goals are merely to define the issue of linguistic nativism, set it in context, and draw morals for our three approaches from some of the mathematical work on inductive language learning.

Yet merely trying to define Dharavi is contested.

The states did not intend to move the Texoma line; they merely sought to define it.

On the other hand, the word city is an administrative term that merely seeks to define the level of government that presides over a certain expanse of land.

According to a cover feature in Wired, it represents not merely an attempt to "define humanity's relationship with sound and the universe" but also to "pioneer a music format that will smash industry conventions", neither of which are claims anyone was in a hurry to make for, say, Beady Eye's Different Gear, Still Speeding.

According to a cover feature in Wired, it represents not merely an attempt to "define humanity's relationship with sound and the universe" but also to "pioneer a music format that will smash industry conventions", neither of which are claims anyone was in a hurry to make for, say, Beady Eye's Different Gear, Still Speeding.

The eight parts are a study in company transparency – differentiating against merely conflict-free diamonds to define additional parameters like environmental impact and labor practices.

It was only much later, she writes, that technical innovations allowed photography to "define, not merely record, the most abominable realities".

The palace, he said, would continue to define policy, merely letting parliament and the parties decide how to implement it.But at least the king seems intent on improving human rights.