Sentence examples for called purely from inspiring English sources

SteriGenics recently introduced a line of radiation-treated spices called Purely by Choice.

There are great hopes riding on what he called "purely an Afghan initiative", which seeks to emulate the startling impact of the "Sons of Iraq" experiment.

The president of the European Commission, Jos?anuel Barroso, also weighed in, saying his office would closely examine certain types of swaps trades that he called "purely speculative".

Mr. Khodorkovsky was sentenced to eight years in prison last year after an investigation and trial that critics have called purely political.

The program, launched earlier this summer, is called Purely Green.

And, indeed, Hempel took sentences of this kind as exemplars of "lawlike sentences", which combine purely universal form with what he called purely qualitative predicates.

As far as this latter point is concerned, several models have been proposed since many years [38] which define "epistasis" (again another term used with different meanings in genetics) as the interaction between different loci, and call "purely epistatic" those interactions between loci that do not display any single locus main effect [37], [38], [39].

Orchestra management calls the visit purely musical and apolitical, but Korea experts say a concert in Pyongyang by a major American orchestra would be a publicity coup for North Korea.

Strikes may also be called for purely political reasons (as in the general strike).

Coach JIM FASSEL said he was resting Armstead and called it "purely preventative".

He first traveled to Tangier in 2006 on what he called a "purely random" impulse, drawn in part by the mythic portrayals of earlier expatriates like Paul Bowles and William S. Burroughs.