Sentence examples for not merely how from inspiring English sources

They would try to decide what intelligence in humans is really for, not merely how much of it there is.

The numbers will reveal not merely how much they are raising, but how much they are spending and where they are spending it.

As Google begins its life as a public company, the question is not merely how valuable it will be -- it is how powerful it will be.

"Consumers want to know what insurance companies, airlines and investment firms are going to do," he added, "not merely how they feel".

That's a lot of mouths to feed, and Ms. Ziegelman details not merely how the Jews from Russia stocked their meager kitchens, but also how immigrants from Italy, Germany and Ireland did so as well.

"Now they are being asked what they think the law should be, and not merely how to apply the law as it exists," said Michael Dorf, a Cornell University law professor.

It isn't merely how the blaze began, but where, that strongly points to arson.

The a priori principles of valid thinking are not mere facts about human psychology; they do not describe merely how our mind happens to function.

The last two are widely held to be objectionable because it is held that a doctrine of the Trinity should tell us about how God really is, not merely about how God appears, or because a trinitarian doctrine should be express (some of) God's essence.

The story they tell is not merely about how deserving the film is to win, but how certain it is that it will win.

Vaughn interestingly shows how rage-filled grownup Erik is seething, not merely at how this Nazi had murdered his parents, but also with self-hate at having failed to use his mutant powers to kill him at the time, and also, perhaps, at the way the Nazi has schooled him in the ways of ruthlessness.