Sentence examples for interested purely from inspiring English sources

While the practice effect in our study has an intrinsic interest, researchers interested purely in word processing may prefer to partial out the effect.

Dr. Friedlaender said he was once interested purely in the ecology of humpbacks.

But Cooke, although demanding to a fault, was never interested purely in her own career.

Egypt's U.S.-supplied military, perhaps the nation's most powerful institution, has cast itself as interested purely in national stability.

No hunter, and nobody interested purely in self-defence, needs a semi-automatic rifle with a 100-round magazine.

Those interested purely in stamp designs and their subject matter may collect art or religion on stamps, or sports, flowers, animals, bridges, and so on; this sort of collecting is called topical, or thematic, and became very popular in the decades from 1945.

In his writing he became increasingly interested in purely formal concerns, and he began to develop a discernible critical sympathy for work that created a pure, immediate visual sensation, often at the expense of descriptive or pictorial reference.

The fact that Lloyd scored two game-winners in that tournament may be the first hint that she is suited for a more advanced role Lloyd has never looked all that interested in purely defensive work.

The former is interested in a purely descriptive account of what exists, and it, therefore, rates as the substances those entities which a purely descriptive science would count as basic.

It might profitably be studied by anyone interested in the purely physical expression of emotion".

I'm not angry or upset - purely interested in the answers.