Sentence examples for refers merely from inspiring English sources
For a start, the pact refers merely to quotas, not to actual production.
It is also not clear whether the phrase "running" refers merely to the process of mining bitcoin using a computer.
The concept of "backstory" in fiction often refers merely to character flavouring such as relationship and employment histories, but, in Happy Valley, enough crucial events have happened before the opening episode to fill another six parts.
Despite its appeal, the notion of restorative justice is not entirely clear, for if retributive justice refers merely to punishing wrongs, this sense of justice seems compatible both with forgiveness and reconciliation between wrongdoers and their victims.
Whereas dyssynchrony refers merely to delays in onset- or peak mechanical events, discoordination assesses the severity (amplitude) and/or distribution of counteractive mechanical behavior caused by imbalanced forces.
At observances here today to commemorate Armed Forces Day, Mr. Fujimori made no explicit reference to Mr. Montesinos, referring merely to what he called "a week of political decisions of the greatest importance for our nation".
Nor does it refer merely to horror films, though some twisted movies are.
The term "aggression," for example, is imprecisely and inconsistently used, often referring merely to the largely symbolic behaviour of animals involving such signals as grimaces.
Thus when linguists observe that language always changes, we do not mean only that Old English became Modern English far back in the mists of time, nor are we referring merely to the ever changing nature of slang.
As psychological and empirical concepts, they do not belong to aesthetics; and as a whole, in their common quality, they refer merely to the world of feelings, empirically grouped and classified, which forms the permanent matter of artistic intuition.
The proposed figures - 100,000 to 160,000 - refer merely to a mandatory quotas system, beyond the much higher numbers of asylum claims that the countries will have to process in any case.
