Sentence examples for from this purely from inspiring English sources

But she is very nice.' It was a generous gesture on his part, even if he was not likely ever to be looking for a wife in the real sense; and in fact from this purely pro forma union there developed later a very cordial relationship between him and all the Mann family.

From this purely methodological point of view, sciences like psychology, physics, chemistry, and biology all belong in the same group as nomothetic, whereas sciences like history, art history, and musicology are to be considered idiographic.

While the absence of lexical decision priming has already been demonstrated in this design it seems premature to draw any definite conclusions from this purely behavioral result since event related potential (ERP) measures have been shown to be a more sensitive index of semantic activation.

As knowledge of yoga has disseminated from India into different countries, the practice has moved away from this purely spiritual focus, and in the West yoga is increasingly practised as a form of exercise [ 22], and as a health therapy [ 16, 19].

I have deduced this purely from experience, not facts.

Calculating this purely from the data currently contained in Reaxys would, at present, be impossible.

I'm doing this purely from a research point of view, as an adviser, saying, "This approach works".

I am writing this purely from a strategic, not emotional, point of view.

"In terms of the art style, I don't think anyone is making games that look like this purely from a nostalgia standpoint.

[There are] colleagues who kind of say, "We must do this purely from a public health point of view; they must realise that what we're saying is important"." Interviewee 3 The analysis of interviews indicates that WHO has ambitions to engage across sectors.

[There are] colleagues who kind of say, "We must do this purely from a public health point of view; they must realise that what we're saying is important"." Interviewee 3 "The problem is that the health sector is very strong in convincing itself that other sectors should do something.