Sentence examples for make purely from inspiring English sources

If Tchaikovsky's symphonies are to be considered successful as symphonies, they must make purely musical sense and the three mentioned fulfill this condition.

The pessimists are those who make purely escapist films, because they believe people are so stupid that it's useless to make a film about anything serious.

And why put all this effort into making mixed animal-human cells rather than into finding better ways to make purely human cells?

Some artists exploit its transparency, others disguise it; some emphasize its reflective and prismatic qualities, others give it a textured or matte finish; some create functional forms, others make purely sculptural ones.

The investment cut will be coupled with new projects such as an electric passenger car and light commercial vehicles and more focus on its Phaeton model, which it plans to make purely electric and capable of driving long distances on a single charge.

This week an Italian MEP from the Northern League caused outrage by calling Mr Breivik's ideas "good" and in some cases "excellent".In America, where national culture is seen as a work perpetually in progress, and the constitution guarantees freedom of religion, it may be harder to make purely nativist arguments against Islam.

Unusually long for wines made purely from meunier.

A film should be made purely to entertain".

At present, such decisions are made purely parochially.

They were made purely for the drinking of tea.

"My comments last night were made purely out of frustration.