Sentence examples for not merely content from inspiring English sources
But the Russian response showed that Russia was not merely content to protect its clients in South Ossetia, but to dominate its near abroad, toppling their troublesome leaders as in the good old days.
Not merely content to meet the standards of classic French cinema, Divines also plays with its male-centric codes and pulverizes them.
Because it is a sign that risks are being taken, that you are not merely content to stick to the tried and true.
Cinema-going in the UK is unaffected by new distribution platforms because it is an event experience, not merely a content channel.
Wendy Brown, the Heller professor of political science at the Berkeley campus, spoke witheringly of the idea at a campus forum in October: "What is sacrificed when classrooms disappear, the place where good teachers do not merely 'deliver content' to students but wake them up, throw them on their feet and pull the chair away?
The primary importance of using such visual tools to facilitate learning is that the visualization itself, animated or still, should explain, not merely show, content.
Born of the technological marriage of modern cameras and television monitors, these films are gorgeous from first to last; it's hard not to regard the images they offer -- not merely their content, but also the fact that anyone managed to take them in the first place -- as something like miraculous.
Of course, in cases of veridical perception, the color and the colored object are not merely intentional contents, because they actually exist, but they are still intentional objects, representata.
As Wut investor and former TechCrunch writer MG Siegler says, the push notifications are the content, not merely a representation of the content.
Learning maths is not merely about the content.
It puts the focus where it should be, not merely on the content of the expression, but on the intent of the actor to convey an imminent threat of violence to real people, for whom the threat is not abstract.
