Sentence examples for not merely move from inspiring English sources
Such expectations arguably would be unfair for most companies, but Apple built its loyal following on the ability to not merely move into markets but also create them.
In the 1964 musical "Anyone Can Whistle," for example, the set pieces did not merely move; they pirouetted and flew on and off the stage.
The Vermont Democrat previously had introduced a bill to limit the collection of phone records under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act; not merely move it to some other controlling entity.
As Steven Hawkins, the executive director of Amnesty International, noted in a letter to the editor published in the New York Times, "The purpose of closing Guantanamo should be to end the human rights violation of indefinite detention without charge — not merely move it to a new location and change Guantanamo's ZIP code".
It needs to free up its journalists and unblock the news arteries while at the same time ensure that journalists are held fully responsible when they get it wrong - not merely moved to a less controversial area of coverage.
My hope is that not just a quarter or half of Oprah's Book Club members read this book and feel moved by it — but that all of Oprah's Book Club members read this book and feel not merely moved, but galvanized.
After death, life obviously has to go on, but I have always felt that life should go on having learnt a lesson from that death, improving your life as a testament to that life robbed - not merely moving on with a smile, whilst showing "fortitude".
The probe residue mutation (M289A) reduced permanganate sensitivity by 55%, suggesting that it is not merely moving in to fill the space vacated by the flipped base.
I want to go back". Vignettes like these are set down not merely to move and delight the reader.
Its intention is not merely to move goods faster between the country's two largest metropolitan areas, but also, along the way, to promote a string of new industries and towns, taking advantage of the improved transport system.
To suggest, as Lowenstein does, that the arguments for prosecution hinge on a theory of causality is not merely to move the goal posts, but to play a different game altogether.
