Sentence examples for not merely change from inspiring English sources

In a written statement, Judge Claire Sharp said: "The tribunal wishes to be absolutely clear, the claimant did not merely change the names and ethnicity in the two applications - they were different applications.

Other important work of Dobzhansky dealt with speciation: the process by which a species does not merely change its characteristics over time but actually splits into two or more species.

Looks like President Obama wants to see some change in our Cuba policy, and not merely change affecting only Cuban-Americans and their relationship with the country.

The Supreme Court has not merely changed the rules of crime-fighting; it has changed the rules of television.

A machine of aesthetic perfection that has not merely changed the way we listen to music, but the way we think.

But then came the next report, which claimed that the ultimate stickler for the last century's ways, Sepp Blatter, has not merely changed the 78rpm record on his cobwebbed gramophone but actually declared his willingness to embrace modern technology!

This is an issue on which Quine not merely changed his mind but vacillated, going back and forth between what he calls the "sectarian" and the "ecumenical" responses.

All the changes in the city that Joyce described are not merely changes — they are changes in one direction: for the better.

Or that for those who are gone, "life," as Cardinal Sean P. O'Malley put it, "is not ended, merely changed".

The objective is to catalyze the evolution of the underlying thought structures and not merely superficially change the ways of expression.

Smith's father was a scientist who worked on the Hubble's development, and in her elegies mourning his death, outer space serves both as a metaphor for the unknowable zone into which her father has vanished and as a way of expressing the hope that his existence hasn't ceased, merely changed.