Sentence examples for Very purely from inspiring English sources

They communicate very purely and directly.

"You see dance the way Merce makes it — without the music, without the costumes, before it goes to the theater — so you see the work as he envisioned it, very purely, and there's something very essential about that.

Speaking very purely, Yahoo has under $1 billion in cash and equivalents.

Hosting an Iftar at the prime minister's residence can seem a very simply, purely symbolic gesture.

"Reflections in Black" includes very few purely artistic photographs before the 1970's, art photography being a poor way to earn a living, as even white photographers knew.

But there still seems to be a glass ceiling that holds back women from reaching the very top purely on their own merits, and a political context that may limit their room to maneuver as leaders.

The reality of my job is that I often have to stop using products I like very much, purely in order to make room for testing new ones – time is finite, and I have only one face.

RCTs, however, are very rarely purely pragmatic or efficacy trials and could often be described along a continuum between these two ends and most include features of both with possible dominance of either.

Therefore because of the challenges of recruiting sufficient patients, capturing a representative sample (and so not underestimating the HRQL impact) and avoiding a significant burden on people who are very unwell purely for the purposes of research the present methodology was chosen.

"Some publishers were very politicized, others purely commercial," Mr. Keskin recalled of his decision to found his own publishing house.

She has recycled these bits and pieces into a sleek, shimmering micro-polyphony; threaded through it are two "parallel lines of ancient growth", age-old English melodies that the orchestra's players sing very quietly and purely near the beginning and end of the piece.