Sentence examples for cannot be purely from inspiring English sources

This suggests that Labour's answer to Ukip cannot be purely tactical or about tinkering with policy.

A good social worker's skills cannot be purely academic or purely practical, but a complex mix of the two underpinned by resilience and – most importantly – passion.

However, publishing success as vast and as sustained as this cannot be purely attributable to having been the youngest daughter of the Taoiseach.

"If your side wins," Justice Breyer told the solicitor general, "every program, not just educational programs, but nursing programs, hospital programs, social welfare programs, contracting programs throughout the governments" would all be subject to the argument "that they cannot be purely secular, that they must fund all religions who want to do the same thing".

He argues that they cannot be purely equivocal, for we could not then make intelligible claims about God.

A fair evaluation of such success cannot be purely subjective, rather requiring a standard of what should or could have been achieved.

The answer cannot just be purely scientific.

Stopping nuclear proliferation cannot be addressed purely by conventional diplomacy.

"Stopping nuclear proliferation cannot be addressed purely by conventional diplomacy," he said.

Sir John Sawers "Stopping nuclear proliferation cannot be addressed purely by conventional diplomacy.

But a political coalition cannot be built purely out of the poorest and the sympathy of others.