Sentence examples for merely to separate from inspiring English sources

Strauss aims merely to separate the waters from their yucky impurities.

However, that is not to detract from Pinter's dramatic achievements, merely to separate his direct political pronouncements from his playwrighting, which was all the better for being more subtly imbued with his political sensibilities.

The purpose of cost analysis for sugar was merely to separate the cost of producing sugars from the downstream costs of producing ethanol or other products.

This allows ligand protein complex formation in solution, using the immobilized metal column merely to separate the bound and unbound fractions, followed by release of the ligands from the trapped proteins for mass-spectrometric detection.

Indeed, I now understand that he openly published his full name alongside business publications making it clear that he used a pen name merely to separate business and politics, prior to entering parliament".

Archer, a chauffeur who had campaigned against Shapps' plans to downsize Hatfield council, was forced into posting an apology which explicitly stated that the Tory chairman had "openly published his full name alongside business publications" and that "he used a pen name merely to separate business and politics, prior to entering parliament".

It's merely time to separate the sheep from the goats.

It is merely to classify them.

This week, the national security minister announced a plan to offer amnesty to some insurgents, in an effort to separate those Sunnis who merely fear being marginalised by the Shia majority from dead-end Islamist fanatics.

It is playing shorter than its 7,467 yards because of the heat and the greens are nothing short of magnificent, giving the best putters ample opportunities to separate themselves from the merely good.

It is her job to separate the neediest from the merely needy, and it takes all day, every working day.