Sentence examples for becomes purely from inspiring English sources

Where there is style but no larger worldview, homage to Joyce becomes purely anachronism.

"The moment anything on this film becomes purely aesthetic, I will stop it," he had promised.

But the corners of her mouth widen so that you can see her back teeth, her tone dramatically brightens, and suddenly what was language becomes purely sound.

Theology ought not to be detached from its end, otherwise it becomes purely cerebral, speculative, something that merely "flits in the brain".

On several tracks there are few rules at all, and the music becomes purely free and gestural: no plan, no melody -- just sound.

This means that the tunnel coupling between (|3rangle) and (|1rangle) becomes purely imaginary.

It has become purely a matter of foreign policy.

Later the designation became purely titular and implied neither privilege nor power.

But Ms. Schmidt's job has become purely a labyrinth of cuts and compromises.

In northern European waters the brigantine became purely a sailing ship.

In 2014 Russia's perception of its "game" with both Europe and America has became purely combative.