Sentence examples for not merely reported from inspiring English sources

It says things like: "What I want is the real world, with all its hard edges, but the real world fully imagined and fully written, not merely reported".

Philoponus' commentaries do not merely report and explain Aristotle and the other thinkers whom Aristotle is discussing.

Editors who listen to their readers' problems do not merely report them; they do their best to help.

In some sciences, progress can be measured by finding answers to questions, not merely reporting significant effects.

Odds are that the article had a strong passionate position on a topic and was not merely reporting the facts in a dry manner.

But most coalition members have been slow to use the index, and there's no evidence they are reducing – not merely reporting – their impact.

These bodily comportments are intentional aimed at opening the door to enable me to get downstairs and out of the building but I am not merely reporting and assessing various features of the phenomena i.e., the heft of the door as I am opening it.

Tired of playing the middle man and increasingly eager to be the origin of partisan attacks and campaign initiatives (not merely reporting on them), the ad was Fox News' not very subtle nudge to the Republican National Committee: This is how you go after a sitting president!

In an extraordinary violation of decorum, Arab journalists didn't merely report this abdication, they barracked it Saudi Arabia's stance - which it has subsequently sought to correct by harshly criticizing America's tolerance of Israel's "savagery, killing and destruction" - was also unashamedly, if surreptitiously, sectarian.

When I came to search for Caylee in 2008 -- yes, I, too, searched; I didn't merely report -- there was that dark cloud on the horizon from Hurricane Ike.

A major drawback of most studies is that protein signals are not identified, but merely reported as m/ z values.