Sentence examples for because they were purely from inspiring English sources

McQuaid said he received Landis's e-mail messages several weeks ago, but immediately discounted the accusations in them because they were "purely allegations and no proof of anything".

Poetry and fiction were okay because they were purely imaginative activities, and I like to joke, or half-joke, that I am the first person ever forced into poetry by his father.

The easiest way to give sense to the idea of an associative inference is for it to involve transitions in thought that began because they were purely inferential (as understood by the computational theory of mind) but then became associated over time.

These photographs of the mentally retarded can't be confined by critical categorization, because they are purely ecstatic; they are the pictures Arbus had been waiting all her life to take.

"Most people don't think of this when shopping because they're purely comparing the vehicles".

In this handbook, we use the terms trafficked children, children who have been trafficked or former trafficked children because they are purely descriptive or what has happened to children.

Other kinds of affects, e.g., cheerfulness, merriment, melancholy, and grief, are treated as identical to pleasure and pain; they remain undefined because they are purely bodily states, that is, kinds of pleasure and pain unmodified by any other associated idea.

Thinking and reasoning are of no help because, as we saw above, they are purely conventional.

That's why the repetitions become more interesting because they're purely human.

This was the first of several bold decisions Brundtland would make over the coming months — bold because they were made purely on the basis of rapidly accumulating scientific evidence, because they put concerns for public health first and foremost, and because they were made despite concerns about potential political pressures.

Some of the most beautiful objects of the 20th century are beautiful because they were the result of purely functional considerations.