Sentence examples for not merely list from inspiring English sources
Nor is it acceptable for Sarah Palin's website to not merely list 20 vulnerable Democrats to target in 2010, but to have the picture of a gun crosshair displayed for each of the 20, including Congresswoman Giffords.
But her memoir is not merely a list of woes.
(The modern menu includes antipasti and sushi; the 1940 menu mentions neither).The numerous recipes are not merely impersonal lists of ingredients and instructions, but are spiced with tips and personal anecdotes.
28 The comments of our participants also indicate that LTPs might be more effective if they are established as a multidimensional activity: not merely creating a list of Lean tools and methodologies and learning how to use them, but also applying a certain hierarchy.
These public intellectuals, I wrote at the time, "belong not merely on a list of 546 but on any competent grouping one-tenth its size".
Six years ago he was not merely an A-list movie star with a penchant for drinking and boorish behavior but also a powerful and canonized figure in the political and cultural pantheon of American conservatism.
So the goal for businesses is not merely to be listed, but to place in the first few pages of results - ideally, on the first page.
But only a wine lover would be delighted by the eccentricities of the Fatty Crab list: not merely rieslings, chenin blancs, trousseaus and blaufränkisches, but goldmuskatellers, scheurebes and refoscos as well.
They want to make their presence felt and expose specific wrongs, not merely rant a laundry-list of general ones at a one-time event; or follow the Tea Party playbook of repeating abstractions ad nauseam.
Getting people properly seated is often a matter requiring not merely a first-class mailing list and diplomatic skills worthy of the Hapsburg court, but a whip and a chair.
Making a list is not merely a numerical act but also a polemical one, and the best of this year's films are polemical in their assertion of the singularity of cinema, as well as of the art form's opposition to the disposable images of television.
