Sentence examples for one mere from inspiring English sources

Based on one mere thread of the literary tapestry that is Tolstoy's War and Peace, The Great Comet has a score that artfully weaves in Russian musical idioms into what is an otherwise contemporary score.

We must not enclose a writer, particularly one whose writings amount to a "mobile and contradictory whole" in one mere narrative; better to allow readers to project their own Benjamins on to the material.

Pity the poor frockmakers behind one mere creation in this wonder boy's collection.

(If discouraged, just think how much will have been recorded for posterity after one mere year!) Oops.

Advertised as "seven madcap comedies" for the price of one, "Mere Mortals" delivers far fewer laughs than that billing might suggest.

If Republicans have distorted the Keystone XL's economic significance and played politics with the approval process, Democrats have decided to take a high-profile stand against one mere oil pipeline.

But true to her dark Southern soul, she understands that it's not the palms and the Pacific that eventually work their magic: "It was still amazing to see in the heart of Hollywood one mere block off Sunset Boulevard the old bungalows and occasional orange grove left over from when it was paradise; even on those blocks it still is.+It is to me.

You need sufficient resolution (or resolving power) to reveal the structure of the object you're looking at, otherwise all of your data will be confined to one mere pixel.

Doc Bronner's is just one mere example.

That's an awful lot of space for one mere mortal to fill up.

For instance, they can be one-one (equivalence relations) or many-one ("mere" supervenience relations).