Sentence examples for not merely encounter from inspiring English sources
The evidence from mirror neurons and the fact that in perceiving other people we use very different neurobiological mechanisms than in the perception of physical objects does suggest that in our primary perceptual encounter with the world we do not merely encounter physical objects.
It should encounter citizens not merely as voters or as consumers of public services but as active participants within such groups and so policy networks.
We who encounter his work are not merely a passive viewer.
Erika's loneliness and desperation are disclosed not merely in her chaotic, unsatisfactory encounters with Walter, but in her obsessive, needy, desolate arguments with her mother, played by Annie Girardot.
It reflects not merely the problems that global capitalism has encountered over the past few decades but the passage of time.
Prima facie, we do not encounter merely the bodily movements of another person.
Overcoming laziness, then, does not merely require a single approach, such as developing "Sitzfleisch," but instead depends on the type of laziness we encounter.
Qubits are not merely theoretical.
This is not merely bluster.
This is not merely coincidence.
