Sentence examples for not merely completed from inspiring English sources

The choice of Mr. Cheney offers a Bush-Bushie ticket, one that declares the Reagan chapter of the Republican Party's history not merely completed, but closed.

This is not merely complete, but beautiful both as an intellectual construct and as a physical construct – it has a grandeur beyond anything any artist has ever created".

The above response also indicates that students were indeed interested in producing a quality final video, not in merely completing the assignment.

What Ford dreamed of was not merely increased capacity but complete self-sufficiency.

And Huntsman's defeat was complete, not merely because he lost but because conventional politics — with all its compromises, hypocrisy and obeisance — won.

The exterior, not merely the frame, had been substantially completed.

Given that Cameron had been militantly urging President Obama to intervene, his embarrassment was complete: it was not merely a domestic inability to deliver, weakening the prime minister's authority, but also a diplomatic disaster.

8 9 The World Health Organization defines health as a state of complete wellbeing and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity.

Therefore, in this case, the pseudo-absences drawn by Maxent are drawn from our complete working extent (not merely the quadrant being examined in isolation).

But when accomplished, these constructs would be complete (albeit small) worlds, not merely large habitats.

The World Health Organization defines human health as a state of complete well-being and not merely as the absence of disease or infirmity.