Sentence examples for is of purely from inspiring English sources

Whether this makes for a great documentary is open to debate: maybe A Poem Is a Naked Person is of purely archival interest.

In some senses, that bomb is of purely local manufacture.

Our approach is of purely dynamical systems, which depends on a detailed analysis of asymptotic stable and unstable directions.

"To my mind, this is of purely symbolic import," said David J. Garrow, an expert in abortion law at Emory University in Atlanta.

While we think this paper is of purely academic interest, or that its implications are limited to malaria, upon further review, the findings are more significant.

And notice further that physical likeness to the parents- the Astrologers hold- is of purely domestic origin: this implies that ugliness and beauty are so caused and not by astral movements.

Gladstone was of purely Scottish descent.

Other models are of purely theoretical interest, ignoring implementation costs.

While such systems were once considered to be of purely academic interest, related questions are now within experimental reach3,4,5,6,7.

One wind instrument, the short trumpet made from a human leg bone, seems to be of purely local invention.

A question which might have been of purely technical interest has been brought alive for the wider public.