Sentence examples for we cannot merely from inspiring English sources

We cannot merely plan for tomorrow today.

We cannot merely produce goods and services as efficiently as we can, sell them to each other as cheaply as possible, and die.

But because we cannot merely appreciate his supernatural skill, there has been a movement to make Ichiro the Yogi Berra of these times.

"We cannot merely continue to act out the part of Caliban," Spivak writes; and her book is an attempt to understand and describe a more responsible role for the postcolonial critic.

She is, quite simply, an artist of the greatest depth and she stirs us so strongly that we cannot merely walk out of a theater as if we had witnessed just another dance performance.

However, we cannot merely use the images to perceive whether this person is lying on the ground.

The cogito initially establishes merely that we cannot but assent to our existence; the stronger, metaphysical result is established only upon demonstrating the veracity of clear and distinct perception.

But those aspects we cannot know merely by being conscious of them are part of our conscious experience in just the same way as those aspects we are supposed to be able to know; the difficulty is specifying a principled difference between the two.

For example, just as in standard relevance logic, we cannot usually merely add an extra premise to a valid inference and have it remain valid.

And in solemnly adjudicating the validity of state action touching these cherished privileges we cannot look merely at the surface of things, for were we to do so these constitutional guaranties would become barren and sterile.

But if we say that modal facts reduce to non-modal facts, then we cannot mean merely that modal facts supervene on non-modal facts more "natural" than those modal facts.