Sentence examples for mostly purely from inspiring English sources

The notion is the creation of a subtlety of transformation of timbre, a manipulation of a continuum from sound to noise, from pitched notes to pitchless textural exploration, and all that in the sphere of (mostly) purely instrumental music.

And he spent his later years mostly in purely literary pursuits.

No surprise then that since August a large number of banks have designed ABS tranches, backed mostly by mortgages, purely for ECB consumption.

This issue applies mostly to the purely prediction-driven transformations that do not have sufficient experimental evidence to confirm the predicted effect (so-called "amplified" transformations).

In general, they can be grouped into purely restrictive, mostly restrictive, and mostly malabsorptive procedures.

Mostly, then, it's purely observational, fly-on-a-blackboard, painstakingly filmed over several months, in several countries.

Sometimes it is, but mostly it is a purely financial flow that arises when foreign companies acquire stakes in domestic firms.

However, axial p n junctions in NWs grown by the vapor liquid solid (VLS) technique have mostly been fabricated by purely in-situ doping [3, 5, 6].

With purely or mostly restrictive procedures, β-cell function shows progressive improvement over time, paralleling ongoing weight loss.

Rank order of increasing efficacy of the most common surgical procedures progresses from the purely restrictive to the mostly restrictive to the mostly malabsorptive; several new approaches, however, are under very active investigation.

He and his government maintain that the troops serve a purely defensive role, mostly operating Patriot antimissile batteries.