Sentence examples for not merely practically from inspiring English sources
The St . Petersburggame is sometimes dismissed because it is has infinite expected value, which is, it's argued, not merely practically impossible, but theoretically objectionable beyond the reach even of thought-experiment.
An irony of the critics' tacit patriotism is that both were disgusted by American culture generally, which Greenberg characterized, in a seminal essay in 1939, as an empire of kitsch, not merely valueless in itself but practically as dangerous to authentic values as Nazi or Soviet tyranny.
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.
Romance author Katharine Ashe (Kisses, She Wrote) says, "Anne is not merely a wallflower; she's practically a servant, beaten down and thoroughly stomped upon by her family, though she's the smartest and the best of them all.
Needless to say, there is nothing better; to borrow your identity from the heyday of Hollywood is, in Lynch's universe, not merely the prelude to erotic abandon but practically a patriotic duty.
4 In the Preamble to the WHO Constitution, health itself is defined as "a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity," which has been criticized as practically meaningless.
As Thoreau put it: "To be a philosopher is not merely to have subtle thoughts, nor even to found a school... it is to solve some of the problems of life not only theoretically, but practically".
Qubits are not merely theoretical.
This is not merely bluster.
This is not merely coincidence.
