Sentence examples for not merely show from inspiring English sources
Other systems do not merely show things off, but allow them to be messed around with.
The plastic card would not merely show a photograph, signature and address, as driver's licenses do.
The primary importance of using such visual tools to facilitate learning is that the visualization itself, animated or still, should explain, not merely show, content.
It might be argued that the prospect of such studies might be limited, as brain regions do not merely show a straightforward type of homogeneous functional specialisation, but are rather able to perform heterogenous functions that depend on the task-specific network(s) they are integrated in at a point of time.
Restated, SEM results do not merely show empirical relationships between variables when defining the practical situation.
This means that results do not merely show empirical relationships between variables when defining the practical situation.
Too bad, because the underlying intent (besides getting CNN on the HDTV bandwagon — it's the network's first production in high-definition television) is good: Don't merely show individual trouble spots, but link them, however tenuously.
Don't merely show women seducing cameras in editorial shoots.
This experiment doesn't merely show us that we see only what we know, as Goethe said.
But Updike wasn't merely showing off with his style.
It wasn't merely showing up at funerals, it was the office of the Vice President as defined by Fritz Mondale when he was Vice President to Jimmy Carter.
