Sentence examples for it will purely from inspiring English sources

It's why, if you ever hear me shout "enough, already!" it will, purely by coincidence, be just after the very last dish has been served.

In the upcoming debates, it will be purely up to Mr. Bush and Mr. Gore to close the sale.

After that, the question will remain very important, but it will become purely theoretical and pass out of our hands — the statesmen and decision-makers — and into yours — the journalists and historians".

The good news for the Indiana Pacers is that if they can extend the Eastern Conference Finals to seven games, they still have home court advantage for a "win or go home" Game 7. The bad news is that this advantage is looking more and more like it will be purely theoretical.

Another document of around the same time, entitled "Low Category Pricing", refers to a meeting with people from RJR, and advises that "we should stick to the letter of the agreement even though it will be purely oral!" It is hard to see why agreements would have to be oral, unless they involved something questionable.What of BAT's dismissal of the documents as old?

But then by stipulation it will be purely accidental if his notion of logical consequence captures everything one would normally count as a logical consequence.

If we succeed or fail, it will be purely on not the fact that we were an MVNO, but the fact that nobody wanted our product or that everyone wanted our product.

"About the street stuff -- I'll do that but it will be purely for fun.

Only this time it will be purely dedicated to visiting touristic places with a special visit to the happiest place on earth, Disney Land.

Instead, transactions will purely be online and via mobile phones.

Meanwhile, Rocket is reportedly raising €1billion, and a large part of that will purely be for EU-based food startups.