Sentence examples for recorded as mere from inspiring English sources

World wars and genocide are recorded as mere harbingers of "the Terrible Events".

More than 7,000 satellite readings have persuaded the Ordnance Survey that Mynydd Graig Goch in Snowdonia has been wrongly recorded as a mere hill for more than a century.

Today, those who deny the genocide have to dismiss these trial records as mere victor's justice.

Previously such actions were regarded as mere violations of privacy.

They've managed to record three sacks this year -- same as the Giants - but last year, they set an NFL record by recording a mere 10 sacks.

The first stage, where we simply record the "phenomena" described by Kepler's "rules" (as mere "appearances": note 35 above), corresponds to the category of possibility.

This week, a man was hauled out of a cinema in Ohio for wearing Google glasses (which can record film, though they were switched off and acting as mere prescription lenses).

After all, he knew he was being recorded during his fateful bus ride but prattled on confident that his words would dissolve as mere drops into the information ether.

He uses the words "amazing" and "great" as mere punctuation, and froths with enthusiasm about his new record - ("I can't wait" for "my amazing fans" to hear it, he says, over and over).

A risk today is that it can be seen as mere docudrama, and the liberties that Mr. Miller took with the historic record held up as examples of a poetic license that is every artist's birthright.

The record of the Boeing board in picking chiefs prone to ethical lapses is too long to be dismissed as mere bad luck.