Sentence examples for going purely from inspiring English sources

"I'm going purely by taste," Ms. Iijima said.

"I leave for Australia a week on Saturday and I'm going purely to concentrate on rehabilitation.

Many commenters agreed with Ms. Siroya, suggesting that Mr. Garlick use revenue streams as a nonprofit to raise money rather than going purely commercial.

Going purely from my personal experience and observation, it is when a lady hits her 30s that she begins to feel properly, for want of a better word, womanly, by which I mean confident in her adulthood as opposed to how she generally felt in her 20s, which was like an overgrown, awkward teenager but with more responsibilities.

Thus, if we're going purely by measurable standards here, the iPhone browser wins.

Which is basically the same premise — albeit going purely down the licensing route for now.

I went purely out of curiosity, with no plan other than to traverse the lake.

Bunches of guys – and girls these days – go purely for a good night out".

But I don't see anybody out there who is courageous enough to deal with the problems at hand and go purely on their record".

Under the direction of Billy Hopkins, once with the Ensemble Studio Theater and now a Hollywood casting director, the actors can't seem to decide whether to go purely for the clowning or to make an occasional stab at real farce.

There will be a few pieces by Mr. Arad at Christie's design sale in New York on June 16, but not a stick of contemporary design at Sotheby's auction on the previous day "We made a very conscious decision to go purely historical this time," said James Zemaitis, senior vice president of design at Sotheby's in New York.