Sentence examples for not merely exciting from inspiring English sources

There is sadness here, as well as romance, and a sense that sexual experience is not merely exciting for its own sake, but an adventure in defining one's sense of self: what one character here calls finding both partner and your self as a blank slate.

A bucking helicopter ride into the combat zone wasn't merely exciting for Nelson.

Sex is its subject, after all — and the show makes the case, beneath its cinematic lacquer, that it is not something merely exciting or trivial but a deep human necessity.

Sex is its subject, after all and the show makes the case, beneath its cinematic lacquer, that it is not something merely exciting or trivial but a deep human necessity.

I suggested that the greatest concentration of value, where you could find wines that were not merely palatable, but exciting, was in the $15 to $25 range.

Americans are in a bad mood over politics, but they are more likely to toss out the Democrats if they believe the GOP candidates are not merely naysayers but have exciting ideas to push when in office.

"But if," I said, "you picture to yourself that you are pulling against some powerful and oppressive enemy, the struggle will become merely exciting and not exasperating.

Teens are the most exciting demographic not merely because they are so lucrative from an advertiser point of view, but because they are such energetic users.

They will say that businesses are not satisfying our real needs, they are merely exciting us to vain desires.

Moro's menu shifts weekly and is not merely for the deep-pocketed, while its wine list (peppered with exciting bottles from Spain, Portugal and, currently, Lebanon) is worth a visit in itself.

One of the features of this exciting present and future is the increased facility of managing caries as a disease, and not merely treating its results.