Sentence examples for not purely from from inspiring English sources

But this time, not purely from Russia.

And in each Mr. Jones creates a sense of intimacy that draws you to the characters, so that the tension comes from your feelings for them and not purely from plot twists.

I am also used to making book edits pre the digital revolution; however it's not purely from a practical standpoint and isn't the only kind of printing technique I use.

"His advice and mentoring come from being a musician, and not purely from a business standpoint". Far East Movement co-founder Kevin Nishimura (a.k.a. Kev Nish) first learned of Kierszenbaum when he interned for Interscope in 2002: "He [was] high up on the fifth floor.

This finding emphasizes that tactile perception arises from integration of perceived mechanical and proprioceptive input and not purely from tactile interaction with the external environment.

Logic is not purely formal, from Frege's point of view, but rather can provide substantive knowledge of objects and concepts.

Few words in popular discourse are more problematic than "lad", which has become shorthand for a kind of boorishness that is not purely a hangover from the boobs-and-beer excesses of the 1990s and early 2000s.

"It's not purely a design issue from one company so much as it's probably the generic complexity of the instrument," Petersen said.

You also get a chance to check out the competition, because--let's admit it--science is not purely an academic pursuit free from outside pressures.

But the Games are not purely about the medal contenders from the traditional giants, and there will be plenty of firsts.

Decisions should be made based on data from customers, not purely a vision.