Sentence examples for thought that merely from inspiring English sources

At one time it was thought that merely full disclosure of all fees and interests to the client and the client's approval was sufficient.

Leibniz's monadology exemplified both errors, for Leibniz thought that, merely by rationally considering the problem of the divisibility of matter, he could conclusively demonstrate that the basic constituents of the universe were unextended soul-like entities.

But, from what I've observed, it is incorrect to portray it — as the government's supporters, and some eminent intellectual observers, do — either as a movement for radical or violent Communist revolution or else as an unfocussed mass of rabble-rousers who think that merely marching constitutes a movement.

By bypassing the traditional phone network as much as possible, they can avoid the fees charged by traditional operators for carrying calls over their wires.But Mr Zennstrom thinks that merely linking traditional and internet-based phone systems is an inelegant halfway house.

But, lest one think that merely denying that translation principle suffices to solve Kripke's puzzle, Kripke presents another version of the puzzle that does not involve translation across languages.

Certifications seem to me (with some exceptions) mostly to be red flags that warn: "This person thinks that merely learning a new toolset is a significant feat that deserves recognition".

Does the speaker think that merely stating a theory is proving it?

Politicians who think that merely chanting the incantation "jobs, jobs, jobs" will bring them and the economy back are fooling us if not themselves.

It's amazing to think that merely getting rid of a few beliefs and conditioned responses could halt the epidemic of child and spouse abuse.

I think that merely using a closely cropped image from one of the drawings that was actually in the comic would have worked better and I think they may done that before.

Many parents think that merely praising their child will get rid of their perfectionism.