Sentence examples for performance purely from inspiring English sources

But she seemed to attract the pundits' audibly fervent dislike in advance of her performance, purely for being a woman.

While I understand some posters' issues with the way Campbell is written, I generally enjoy Sam Neill's performance, purely for the gusto he brings to the role.

"After setting up a basic test, we watched a bunch of households bulbs blink and flash, recreating Ian's performance purely in light, and confusing neighbors who saw our whole house rhythmically blinking through the windows," Adam and Sara remember.

Their performance was purely theoretical.

Ms. Tolokonnikova added: "It is clear as daylight that this performance was purely political.

The structure of "Chunhyang" that goes between the performance and purely cinematic expression, many people find it a crazy idea, to go back and forth between the narrative and the performance and then go back to the narrative again.

Bassil tried to object, suggesting that, since she hadn't contested the bail, there was no need to rehearse these details and that Deakin's performance was purely for the cameras.

This is to show the performance gain purely provided by the amplitude-space sharing scheme.

Begin with economics, and recall that critics of orthodox contract who seek to assimilate contract to fiduciary ideals propose that contractual promisors should manage contractual performance not purely on their own but rather also on their promisees' accounts, in a kind of constructive trust for their promisees' benefits.

The figures also show the performance of purely digital systems and the analog system in Section 5.1 with a decoding block size of 8. Other than the HDA-VQ bound, these results are experimentally measured performance of actual systems designed with asymptotically optimal power allocations and outage CSNRs.

If manager performance were purely random, one would expect outperformance to persist more often than that.