Madsen's film does not merely ask tough questions about the implications of nuclear energy – now enjoying a fashionable renaissance as the burning of fossil-fuels becomes increasingly unacceptable – but about how we, as a race, conceive our own future.
We should not merely ask 'is it (un)safe', thereby putting this up as the only possible barrier for innovation, prioritising the economic game.
From the ontological perspective, this set of concerns acquires an even more aggressive flavour: if art should be all about putting forward ideas and making statements, why, one might wonder, do we need the conceptual artwork at all? Can we not merely ask the same questions and make the same statements directly?
18 20 Guidance from UNICEF for Step 3 of BFI accreditation, in the context of information provision, 'strongly recommends that pregnant women are not merely asked a closed question about how they plan to feed their baby' (Ref. 21, p.13).
Make no mistake: When producers dream up panel discussions about whether Islam is a violent religion, they aren't merely "asking the question": they're perpetuating prejudice.
But commendably, the play doesn't merely ask for equal treatment; it also nods to the particular emotional pressures felt by women in the combat zone, many involving the Iraqi children who would approach soldiers or their convoys.
The film ends with a lengthy list of officials who declined to be interviewed, which leaves it one-sided, and it doesn't go beyond merely asking that the crash get another look: the intent is not to explore who might have fired any missiles that were fired.
While you don't want to make a request that will make you look out of touch with reality, you shouldn't assume that merely asking for a raise will hurt you, said Rayona Sharpnack, an executive coach and founder of the Institute for Women's Leadership in Redwood City, Calif.
Instead, the cop said, Trump was merely asking them not to coddle violent offenders.
Settlers were not merely being asked to invest (which anyone could do) but had been specially selected to display skill and bravery in making their own fortune while righting a national wrong.
