Sentence examples for purely against from inspiring English sources

"Any laws that are made by man are purely against Islam.

But Burke warns against measuring value-for-money purely against academic reputation.

Adrian Walker of Old Mutual Wealth said: "Pension freedom reforms have liberated the retirement market, but it is dangerous to measure the success purely against the amount of money people are taking out.

It's the same phenomenon I've read about in other states, and it seems to be happening quite a bit in Texas: If conservatives are planning to vote purely against the establishment, then they vote against Senator Clinton, too. 1 p.m. | Bill Dawers Asks: Any sense from Ohio voters of who would be the most effective candidate against John McCain in the general election?

Her emailed response to this centres on the woman who put up the original complaint: Jardine says this woman recently lost a son to cancer and added: "My comment liking the [subsequent] comment was purely against those that had been outside [her] home".

Instead, he is defining himself purely against the president -- a political version of Professor Quincy Adams Wagstaff, Groucho Marx' eloquent character in Horsefeathers: Whatever the president says, whatever the president does, Romney is against it.

Instead of purely defending against claims against us, we can make our own claims.' That's a new attitude, and a proper attitude," Dickinson said.

The jab is a low-risk punch that doesn't expose your defenses, keeps your opponent off balance and guessing, and keeps him from purely defending against your cross.

It's purely us against each other.

However, the only agents that are purely targeted against one receptor are the MAbs, as small molecule ATP-competitive agents frequently have additional off-target activities against other receptor tyrosine kinases, especially at higher doses.

"I think the time is right," Mr. Violante said, "for a concise charter of the duties of states, which could initially represent a purely moral restraint against inhumane treatment and for the protection of all minorities, against corruption and for assigning a reasonable share of public resources to the eradication of poverty, and for education and health care".