Shelf paper, white or tinted to match our kitchen color scheme, may be impregnated with insecticides, not merely on one side but on both.
Furthermore, one is called practically wise not merely on the basis of what one believes or knows, but also on the basis of what one does.
In making this judgment, however, one must rely not merely on knowledge of these non-moral features but on one's ability to intuit the moral significance of these features.
Emperor Constantine and his successors, save Emperor Julian, forced an alien one-god religion not merely on the Greeks but on millions of polytheists throughout a vast empire.
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".
"So many records!" When he's working, Schaap concentrates hard, and not merely on his own solos.
He seeks to assess mysticism's veracity not merely on account of its "luminousness".
The surprise here is that he is making his case not merely on grounds of deficit-reduction.
Levelling the Land's success focused attention not merely on the group, but the scene that had spawned them.
Part of its appeal has been that it focused attention on the chefs' virtuosity, and not merely on the weekly competition.
But employees know there's also a down side to openness, and I say this based not merely on my experience as a cubicle dweller in an open newsroom.
