Sentence examples for another purely from inspiring English sources

Another purely lyric interlude ensued, lasting several seasons.

Initially, my words were met with skepticism, seen as yet another purely formal statement by a new general secretary of the Communist Party.

— Herman Cain, former C.E.O. of Godfather's Pizza "The President's class-baiting rhetoric categorizes Americans into opposing groups and pits them against one another, purely for his own political gain".

The suggestion that women should unthinkingly celebrate one another purely out of sisterly feeling is about as patronising as the idea that women shouldn't trouble their brains with opinions.

"The Ponder Heart," a 1954 novella, is essentially "The Robber Bridegroom" rewritten, a heavily whimsical fable about another purely innocent Southern man — Uncle Daniel Ponder, so rich and amiably crazy that he gives all his possessions away.

"Critic's Choice," an acrylic and wax painting by Jerry de Frese, seems at first to be another purely formal variation on the circle theme, but on closer inspection it comes to resemble a cascade of records and compact discs, perhaps the musical equivalent of Duchamp's "explosion in a shingle factory".

What interests them is a proposed equivalence between being able to tell the selection story one way, in terms of interactors and replicators, and to tell the same story another way, purely in terms of "genic agency".

On the other end of the spectrum words are presented on notepaper, and another is purely digital.

Another reason is purely economic.

Her upcoming birthday is purely another marker of time.

"Any resemblance to another artist is purely coincidental," Mr. Shank says.