The standard excuse is that Hollywood is purely a business; any cultural impact, positive or negative, is purely incidental to the single-minded goal of making money.
Except that Britain itself is not purely British any more (at least not in the high Tory sense of the term).
Nevertheless, it was a riveting evening, partly thanks to Nagano's svelte orchestra and mostly thanks to the German soprano Angela Denoke, who projects Salome as cleanly and purely as any singer today.
Piccoli said NSW had implemented Gonski "more purely" than any other state and as a result there was absolute agreement between the public schools, the Catholic system and the independent sector.
Brands shouldn't aim to be purely Netflix any more than they should act exclusively like Don Draper in "Mad Men".
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"Computer code is not purely expressive," he said, "any more than the assassination of a political figure is purely a political statement".
This space-time permutation scan statistic looks for space-time interaction clusters, adjusting for any purely spatial clusters as well as for any temporal trends.
The space-time permutation scan statistic which looks for space-time interaction clusters, adjusting for any purely spatial clusters as well as for any temporal trends, however, did not identify a surge in any given year for the period 2000 2008.
(Any similarities to "Upstairs, Downstairs" are purely coincidental; in any case, several updated episodes of that series will be shown on "Masterpiece Classic" this year).
