Sentence examples for acting purely from inspiring English sources

Is it naïve to suggest that Anderson is acting purely out of loyalty?

According to his lawyer, Salhi said he was acting purely for personal reasons after being reprimanded by his employer.

Bush might have been acting purely out of devotion to constitutional principle, but seeking the resolution was good politics, too.

In any case, the committee's view would not be binding, as it would be acting purely in an advisory capacity.

Not any more, unless its rulers are actively trying to portray themselves as dinosaur figures acting purely out of self-interest.

And a bail-out of Opel could provoke a race for subsidies across the continent.Joschka Fischer, a former German foreign minister, recently accused Ms Merkel of "acting purely nationally".

Wooden Chinese executives insist they are acting on purely commercial grounds.

What keeps the Hungarian government from acting on purely political information (firing someone for criticizing the government, for example)?

Alan Duncan, the international development minister, appeared on television on Saturday night on behalf of the government, accusing the Labour Party of acting for purely political reasons.

Sodium nitroprusside is a potent and short-acting purely vasodilatory agent, causing both arterial and venous vasodilation, thus reducing pre- and afterload.

Among other things, the rise in long-term unemployment will reduce future government revenues, so we're not even acting sensibly in purely fiscal terms.