Sentence examples for not merely trying from inspiring English sources

And to be honest, The Wire was not merely trying to tell a good story or two.

However, "Europe in Dialogue" is not merely trying to encourage an intraEuropean debate, and makes a point of including authors from non-EU states.

His improved conditioning this season, Ligety said, has kept him pressing for speed at the end of races, not merely trying to hold his line.

Clients are not merely trying to screw down fees, but rather are aiming for predictability and fairer, not just lower, bills.

One Port Authority official said agency staff members believe that New York Waterway is not merely trying to squeeze financial aid or concessions out of the agency.

Another of his lawyers, Dominique Delthil, insisted that Mr. Einhorn was not merely trying to stave off extradition when he cut himself.

The Bush administration should not merely try to squeeze North Korea by isolating it economically.

But Trump has not merely tried to reduce asylum seeking; he has justified this with all manner of lies about the supposed threat it poses to us.

He does not merely try to detect the artist's invisible hand; he scours a painting for the artist's fingerprints, impressed in the paint or on the canvas.

Now the four defensive linemen will not merely try to hold up offensive players for the Jets' linebackers to make the plays, but will be quarterback hunting as well as running to the ball.

Might the solution lie in a more intimate relationship between the user and the software?Modern speech-recognition programs do not merely try to identify individual words as they are spoken; rather, they attempt to match whole chunks of speech with statistical models of phrases and sentences.