Sentence examples for essentially purely from inspiring English sources

By creating an essentially purely visual piece of cinema, Kubrick allows the film's meaning to be entirely subjective.

It is fully apparent in the structure of diamond (Figure 7), in which each carbon atom is in a tetrahedral position relative to its neighbour and in which the bonding is essentially purely covalent.

For all the expertise and advances contained within this research, the resulting product is, essentially, purely mechanical.

This results from the fact that there is no variance at non-terminal genes in the network (i.e., upstream, controlling genes) and the GPM is essentially purely linear.

If the twiddle factor is (W^{frac {N}{4}}_{N}=-j), the twiddle factor essentially transforms a purely imaginary signal to a purely real signal or transforms a purely real signal to a purely imaginary signal.

Essentially, it operates purely on the electric motor until it runs out of juice (40 miles or so) when the petrol engine kicks in to recharge the battery to cover up to 310 extra miles.

All such elements are essentially absent during purely imagined movements.

The essentially nonlinear attachment has purely cubic stiffness and linear damping.

Thus, from the Tractatus to at least 1944, Wittgenstein maintains that "mathematical propositions" are not real propositions and that "mathematical truth" is essentially non-referential and purely syntactical in nature.

In contrast, the "pro-life" rejoinder (in this case the inverted commas are fully warranted) is purely abstract and essentially theological — and theology, once invested with the force of law or policy, becomes theocracy.

But perhaps we should ask, instead, how it came about that we in the west developed our view of religion as a purely private pursuit, essentially separate from all other human activities, and especially distinct from politics.