A scientific theory, however perfect, of the subject-matter, considered merely as part of the order of nature, can in no degree serve as a substitute.
These differences, considered merely as such, might perhaps balance the resemblances, so that analogy would afford no presumption either way.
If the king has abdicated the government, or manifestly relinquished it, he may, after a time, beconsidered merely a private person.
In this book he has introduced several subdivisions which, considered merely as such, do not always appear the most philosophical; but the pregnancy and acuteness of his observations under each head silences all criticism of this kind.
Passing on to the other laws, why, considered merely from a financial point of view, should the creation of new seminaries, great or small, be prohibited?
Considered merely as a story, for unity of plot and rapidity of action, Fleurange is, to our thinking, far more interesting than Middlemarch.
A generation must pass away before it will be possible to form a fair judgment of his books, considered merely as books.
Considered merely as an intellectual feat, the Organum of Aristotle can scarcely be admired too highly.
Considered merely as a composition, it deserves to be classed among the best specimens of English prose which our age has produced.
The first object of an idea of this kind is the ego, considered merely as a thinking nature or soul.
And nature (considered merely as nature in general) is dependent on them, as the original ground of her necessary conformability to law (as natura formaliter spectata).
A scientific theory, however perfect, of the subject matter, considered merely as part of the order of nature, can in no degree serve as a substitute.
For my own part, I trouble myself not at all about anomalies, considered merely as anomalies.
But there is a great deal of trade which cannot be considered merely as trade, and which affects higher than pecuniary interests.
Trade, considered merely as trade, considered merely with reference to the pecuniary interest of the contracting parties, can hardly be too free.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "considered merely" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
