Sentence examples for not merely through from inspiring English sources

The eye must travel not merely through the earth's crust but backward in time, as well.

Apparently, chance and arbitrariness govern not merely through the what but the when.

"This was achieved not merely through product improvements but also through the introduction of a new business model.

Mr. Reuss was a strong advocate of environmental protection, not merely through legislation but also through his own action.

This conversion, however, comes not merely through church attendance or general morality, but only through faith in Christ's sacrificial death for sin.

The cast, a mixture of professionals and non-professionals, has contributed not merely through their response to Dibb's direction but also in partially improvising their scenes.

"He did not merely walk through the role using stock Falstaffian gestures.

Together, these problems raise the possibility that the United States is not merely suffering through a normal, if severe, downturn.

When his interpretations departed a bit from the printed score, few complained: the music was enriched, not merely transmitted, through his playing.

Flourishes such as these reassure the reader that she's not merely zipping through an ultraclever espionage page-turner, but by the time everyone ends up shooting it out in the Idaho wilderness, Reamde has become just that.

He goes to airports -- not merely passing through every hub in the known world but experimentally living for a while at LAX -- and savors their ambience of temporariness and suspended reality.