Sentence examples for be done purely from inspiring English sources

But environmental policy and action on climate change, Lizza says, can be done "purely at the level of E.P.A. regulations".

They were all sitting comfortably at their computers, waiting for their turn in the first standup gig to be done purely through the medium of Twitter.

John says his regular commute to Inverness airport can be done purely on battery power.

What is important for our purposes is that none of these views take the reference-fixing to be done purely by acquaintance or direct awareness.

But whereas the new political incorrectness seems to be done purely out of a desperate and cynical attempt for more box office revenue, John Waters' sensibility has always played as a pure, joyful hard-on for trash and exploitation, and for the unnatural natural wonders of the world.

Consistent with our observation that financial incentive was more dis-favored than medical incentive (and more sharply so), it is possible that people feels that donation is an act of charity that should be done purely for the sake of God and thus should not be compensated and that organs are not a property of the person and are too sacred to be exchanged for material benefits [ 59].

It is done purely for political reasons.

"It was done purely based on customer demand," Mr. Lundberg said.

This is done purely in the name of greed, not for the love for the animals, and has to stop.

"Current robots have no sense of touch built into them -- everything is done purely on visual information".

Nor it is done purely with an eye to equipping the youngsters with the wherewithal to find a job when they are eventually released.