Sentence examples for not merely some from inspiring English sources

Article I, Section 1 of the Constitution grants "all" lawmaking power to Congress," not merely "some". The job of the judiciary is to implement laws, warts and all.

That is not merely some Gothic reverie; it is a truly universal sound.

But as proof that she is not merely some phobic S.P.F.

This is the paragon being honored Monday, not merely some victim of another brand of segregation.

The film is not merely some stage performance captured by fixed cameras in a theater.

"What we are experiencing is not merely some minor or subtle improvement.

This isn't merely some "leave Britney alone" Internet lark.

*Now* do you people understand why Net Neutrality isn't merely some thing that Slashdot-dwelling sysadmins argue about during lunchtime?

In other words, novel genetic information is introduced into the germline, not merely into some somatic cells as in gene therapy.

It followed, by his logic, that scientists in the service of industry could not merely invent some new process or product and then wash their hands of moral responsibility for the side effects.

Energetic diplomacy does not merely satisfy some adolescent egomania or yen for macho posturing: it is a down-payment against a time when a country needs to form alliances and sway opinion in its own interests.