Sentence examples for have purely from inspiring English sources

Those last two suggestions, he acknowledged, have purely political dimensions.

Not all of Pátzcuaro's signature dishes have purely indigenous pedigrees.

We used to have real capitalism--Sears capitalism... Now we have purely ideological capitalism".

Our tools come from operator theory, but some of our results have purely algebraic formulation.

Napoleon's ideas for this order, which finally prevailed, aroused a certain amount of opposition, particularly from those who felt the Legion should have purely military qualifications.

I knew I would never be able to have purely anonymous sex devoid of any intellectual attachment, and once I knew we had that, the sex followed naturally.

This is something that has purely emerged from the story.

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

"But this story has nothing to do with calculations, it has purely to do with emotions".

Many of the precisely synchronized actions had purely formal beauty; others suggested the tumultuousness of life.

By spherical oscillator, we mean a spherical mass having purely rotational kinematics and subject to elastic restoring torque.