Sentence examples for making it purely from inspiring English sources
But, "don't fall into the trap of making it purely transactional," warns Pink.
In recent years, she said, her father was pleased to see automakers unveil plans for mainstream electric cars like the Nissan Leaf and the Chevrolet Volt, though he was disappointed that General Motors added a gas generator to the Volt instead of making it purely electric.
It's not only the stark, minimal inherent beauty of this piece that makes it purely radiant, but its ironic strength and longevity has a clear unintended connection to the contemporary proportions and design of vintage works by artists like Kenneth Noland and Jasper Johns.
"At the end of the day, people want to make it purely 100percentt about academics and education, and the reality is that it's not.
Is it really possible to separate musical taste from such social factors, online or off, and make it purely about the raw stuff of the music itself?
Brahms – when he wasn't oozing melancholy in the direction of Clara Schumann – was deeply concerned with the idea of what German music might be, and how to make it purely German.
First, using a mathematical model as the root of this conception of knowledge makes it purely theoretical; it is theoretical because, like calculation in the Charmides (165e), it has no separate product.
He expanded the symphony to the traditional four movements and made it purely instrumental.
He questioned whether the technique could be used with violence to make it purely aesthetic.
"I feel like the last three DJs that don't produce and have made it purely through DJing are me, Ben UFO, and Jackmaster.
Images of the property came with a bright red disclaimer that read, "This might not actually be your land," but the lack of any tangible differences from one parcel to the next made it purely incidental.
