Sentence examples for not purely be from inspiring English sources

It was an eighth goal in as many games for the Swede, whose influence on this side should not purely be measured in terms of that impressive tally.

The childlike quality of the drawings may not purely be a result of technical limitations: Cohl had been a prominent member of Les Incohérents, a proto-surrealist movement that put on annual exhibitions of art by "people who don't know how to draw," or at least pretended not to.

But Harvey says Boden, who also helped coach the forwards at Doncaster will not purely be at the club as a coach.

This assumption does not apply for qualitative aspects in the reality of dredged material management, expert knowledge should not be neglected and decisions not purely be based on mathematical calculations.

Their success in 2013, however, has not purely been down to Tomkins, who was rewarded for an outstanding campaign last year by being named Super League's Man of Steel.

'I've been very lucky.' It can't purely be luck.

But these plumbing systems weren't purely functional: Being surrounded by water may have boosted their well-being.

The best three actors for that genre (which isn't purely American) are Jean Gabin (France) Robert Ryan (U.S.A)., and John Mills (U.K).

Therefore, the reflected wave is not purely RHCP but is right-hand elliptically polarized (RHEP) [19].

Most of the visualizations are not purely graphical; they are composites, combining images with text or spoken language.

We further show that death of E. coli is not purely stochastic but is the result of accumulating damages.