Sentence examples for beyond purely from inspiring English sources

But as time went on, he was able to go beyond purely mechanical directives.

"We hope that the Program can be helpful in going beyond purely inter-governmental efforts to promote dialogue among civilizations," Mr. Akhtar said.

He shared Tippett's wide interests in literature (especially German writers) and clearly perceived how this had given a depth to Tippett's compositions that went beyond purely technical facets.

Despite their attention to these techniques, Juran, Feigenbaum, and other experts like W. Edwards Deming were trying to get managers to see beyond purely statistical controls on quality.

But for some women who view their periods as the natural order of things, the qualms go beyond purely medical concerns.

By examining happiness on a citywide scale the Zeidlers hope to broaden the focus of local policy-makers beyond purely economics.

"There are all kinds of considerations beyond purely military ones," he said, "such as whether not having a nuclear deterrent [would] have any impact on our seat in the Security Council".

The study includes an index that seeks to broaden conventional measurements of poverty, moving beyond purely economic indicators to include education, health and access to services like electricity and sanitation.

States have increasingly sought to move beyond purely educational efforts, with criminal cases against drowsy drivers in more than a half-dozen other states, including Florida, New Jersey and Texas.

Instead of arguing that there is no computation without representation, he inverts the slogan and shows that there is no representation without computation but explains that representation goes beyond purely computational considerations.

In Maslow's new model, self-transcendence, in which individuals seek a benefit beyond the purely personal, was the final step, beyond self-actualization.