Sentence examples for to get beyond the mere from inspiring English sources

"I think there is an opportunity to get beyond the mere fact that the carpet is dirty or the staff is rude," he said.

In order for the co-ops to get beyond the vague outlines that Senator Conrad has put forth, they will need some government seed money, $4 billion to $6 billion by most estimates -- a mere week in the life of bank bailouts.

"He's got to get beyond the Republicans.

"We've got to get beyond the rhetoric," Barrell says.

For us the challenge is to get beyond the sacrifice.

He makes a strong case: sustaining economic growth and competitiveness requires China to get beyond mere labour-driven manufacturing and into the knowledge-based business of discoveries, inventions and other advances.Yet doing so will be hard, not least because of the country's well-earned reputation for pervasive academic and scientific misconduct.

Personally, I think it's a shame that the one remaining place on broadcast television news that tried to get beyond mere talking points seems now to be succumbing to the world of five-minute interview segments that cable news ushered in.

Motivated by his desire to get beyond mere art objects to what he called "spatialist art," Fontana began in the late 1940s to gouge small holes and cut slashes in stretched canvases, making works that he uniformly titled "Concetto Spaziale," or "Spatial Concept".

Drain's memoir is useful because, unlike Theroux's two documentaries, it allows us to get beyond mere incredulity.

But you have to go beyond the mere characteristics of commercials to get at the real source of the annoyance.

And doubly so, when the film in question has pretensions to go beyond the mere sensational.