Sentence examples for how purely from inspiring English sources
I wanted to write a memoir to explain how purely life depends on chance.
It had been so long since I watched them this closely in playful battle that I'd lost my ability to appreciate the truly subtle thrusts and parries between brother and sister, and how purely they enjoyed it.
If you associate Brecht with heavy-treading, messagemongering nights at the theater, you may be taken aback to find how purely entertaining his work can be when it is delivered with invention and a spirit of inquisitive exuberance, as it is here.
Gamer and writer Alexander Gambotto-Burke has written about his descent into madness, and how purely visceral and difficult it is to play a psychopath.
"It is particularly pleasing to see how purely basic research, originally aimed at testing the genetic identity of different cell types in the body, has turned out to have clear human health prospects".
Driving the 2012 Ford Focus Electric for a week gave me an opportunity to mull some questions about how a purely electric vehicle ought to behave and look.
The problem of predication is explaining how a purely associative mechanism could eventuate in complex thoughts.
We have already seen how strict purely psychological laws are ruled out by the interaction principle (2.3).
The "mind-body problem", for example, so central to philosophy of mind, is in part the question of whether and how a purely physical organism can have beliefs.
This takes him more in the direction of Spinoza, but the problem is still that of articulating the relationship between the I and the world of material nature, without either reverting to Kantian dualism or failing to explain how a purely objective nature could give rise to subjectivity.
