Sentence examples for discussed purely from inspiring English sources

Refute that all you want, but from the 1979 movie 10 through to last week's release of The Social Network, women are still discussed purely in terms of being "hot or not".

Now that the question of Fifa's future can no longer be discussed purely in terms of pro-Blatter v anti-Blatter, one thing has become painfully clear: Uefa has suffered a failure of imagination and squandered the authority afforded to it by virtue of Europe's position as the centre of top-class football.

Paris299 (1984), 173 176, we discussed purely imaginary powers Aiy(−∞ < y < + ∞) of linear operators A in Hilbert spaces.

The section also compares the proactive broker with previous works by the author, who discussed purely proactive [16] or reactive [17] approaches.

It is clear that the District Judge was not discussing purely procedural matters, which are a permissible subject of public comment under one of the Canon's three narrowly drawn exceptions.

The Scottish Grand Committee, which had a Labour majority but operated in a House with a Tory majority, was allowed to discuss purely Scottish issues, but on non- contentious matters.

Different from the above works, based on Cohen and Elliott [4], we discussed FBSDEs purely driven by a Markov chain rather than by a Brownian motion.

Such examples show that the value of concrete markets can often not be discussed in purely abstract terms – what they are and what effects they have crucially depends on the institutions that surround them.

However, as previously discussed, for purely objective criteria, the data as evidenced by the scientific literature was applied and included in the sums rather than the survey information).

He said that in nearly three decades in Washington he had never heard a politician "seriously discuss a purely secular state or admit to being an agnostic or atheist".

We will only discuss here purely interval-based temporal logics, while for a recent study and technical exploration of the two-sorted approach we refer to Balbiani et al. (2011).