Sentence examples for no merely from inspiring English sources

In most other cases, however, the goddess is no merely passive object for lubricious meditation.

When Mr. Dold is asked if he thinks Roe v. Wade should be overturned, he doesn't say no, merely, "I just don't think that's realistic at this time".

From this semantic approach follows Prabhakara's principle of Vedic interpretation: all Vedic texts are to be interpreted as bearing on courses of action prescribed, and there are no merely descriptive statements in the scriptures.

They can, after all, store and rapidly analyse hundreds of millions of moves, and work out the implications of strategies hundreds of moves ahead, something no merely human player can manage.

The literal truth, according to modal fictionalists, is that there are no merely possible worlds (or merely possible situations, or outcomes), and there are no merely possible objects.

Spinoza's answer is no, which means that there are no merely possible substances.

Under Francis, priests living in luxury are no longer merely unseemly, but a scandal.

They are no longer merely „seen but not heard‟ or, even in some cases, viewed as a threat.

But the Spurs have become a team I no longer merely grudgingly appreciate, but actually, actively like.

But Trump is no longer merely a reality-television star or a political candidate.

For tens of millions of Africans, the goal is no longer merely escaping poverty, but growing prosperous.