Sentence examples for term is merely from inspiring English sources

According to Frances Spalding, in her indispensable illustrated introductory guide, The Bloomsbury Group (2005), the term is merely a useful "collective title for a group of friends".

The term is merely "a relabeling of white nationalism for the digital age," Potok said.

This term is merely shorthand for the WTP for a given risk reduction divided by that risk reduction.

Actually such terms are merely an allocation of unknown or undeterminable risk.

And he is surely fed up with the Republicans acting as if his two terms were merely Bushus Interruptus.

It suggests that bodies (which, in evolutionary terms, are merely the genes' way of making new genes), are compromises between repair and reproduction.

But the banishment of white-supremacist rule did not bring an end to South Africa's divisiveness and inequality; the terms were merely reconfigured.

The terms are merely labels, which may or may not reflect reality; Stayers may choose to leave their positions, whereas Leavers may in fact remain in their positions.

Improvement of term definitions was important, as the definition is the element of an ontology term that actually imparts the meaning of the term, while the term name is merely a convenient shorthand label.

The ministry cited a Ukrainian academic dictionary to state that the term "zhyd" is merely an archaic term for "Jew" and not necessarily a slur, according to the Time of Israel.

(Why didn't someone just tell me to cut them — or invent a good hair gel a decade earlier?) The term itself is merely a combination of the words Jewish and Afro — like bromance (bro plus romance) or skort (skirt plus shorts).