Sentence examples for must not merely from inspiring English sources

We must not merely be stronger than our enemy, but better than our enemy.

But at the same time, you must not merely deliver sound.

Naturally these must not merely appear on paper, but camp medical officers should make regular checks.

One must not merely misbehave, one must misbehave with a kind of theatric pathology.

In particular Birkbeck, with its very special remit and offer, must not merely survive, it must flourish, and in the public domain.

Welfare, in metamodern politics, must not merely guarantee material well-being and physical health but also "a listening society, where every person is seen and heard".

Its owner, Edouard Baudoin, intervened, saying: "Mademoiselle Chanel, you are living proof that one must not be merely dressed, but well-dressed". The publicity seemingly did neither Baudoin or Chanel any harm.

"There's a rush now to break with Blagojevich, but breaking with Blagojevich must not mean merely breaking with him but breaking with that culture.

Secondly, it must not be merely "technically" independent, but demonstrably so.

Its construction will be based on whatever correspondences the choreographer may invent, but it must not seek merely to duplicate the line and beat of the music.

The first is to say that the first premises of a metaphysical system must be not merely self-evident but also self-guaranteeing; they must be such that any attempt to deny them can only result in their reaffirmation.