Sentence examples for not merely reflecting from inspiring English sources
Since demographics and party affiliation are correlated, it's hard to separate the two, but given the stark difference along party lines, it's hard to avoid the impression that party affiliation and ideology are playing independent roles, not merely reflecting demographics.
It may be that giving children cash rewards — or material ones, like hip cellphones — is not merely reflecting the empty values that landed us in financial trouble, nationwide; disturbingly, that kind of system may actively be reinforcing them.
There may be several explanations, including cfDNA not merely reflecting the tumour burden, but being a consequence of far more complicated biological mechanisms remaining to be fully understood.
If HER2/neu expression is of biological relevance and not merely reflecting a more advanced stage of the disease, other than CXCR4-mediated HER2/neu activities have to be explored for ovarian cancer.
To ensure that the transition question is measuring change, and not merely reflecting current health states, a correlation between baseline score and the transition question, and follow-up score and the transition question should ideally be present, equal, and opposite.
Other proinflammatory cytokines implicated in RA inflammation such as IL-6 and TNF-α (Fig. 2c and d) were not different between both groups, indicating that the increase in IL-23 and IL-17F is not merely reflecting increased local disease activity in ELN+ synovitis.
Exposure does not merely reflect job importance.
Writers do not merely reflect and interpret life, they inform and shape life.
But they indicated that his grace came from deep within, not merely reflected from the great players he observed.
Our goal is to make art that does not merely reflect the issues of our time, but that is rather in constant conversation with them.
More than this, their sentences do not merely reflect reality in any passive or apathetic sense, but actively work to create their own multiple realities.
