Sentence examples for not merely be from inspiring English sources

373) had the upper hand; homoousios was understood as asserting the Father and Son to not merely be similar beings, but in some sense one being.

Would we not merely be undermining that ?

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

The test will not merely be capturing the country's collective imagination but retaining it.

To concede land – even a sliver – would not merely be an insult.

Europe can not merely be a free-trade zone, he said.

Julian Huppert, a Liberal Democrat MP, urged that legal aid should not merely be about the financial savings involved.

The ultimate test here, economists and fiscal monitors said, will not merely be balancing the 2003 fiscal year budget.

Of course, if good old "Boom-ah" were losing, he would not merely be in a little brouhaha.

This entails that if I violate my obligation to you, I will not merely be doing something that is morally wrong, but will be wronging you in particular.

Doctors would not merely be able to diagnose cancer in the comfort of their own surgeries they would be able to perform brain scans, too.