This work is purely authors own work and authors own funding required for publishing of this research work.
This is a form of state censorship against an author, purely because of what he has written, which is wrong and an infringement on free speech.
Yes, it's only Danielle Steel, teenage Fashion Statement's favourite author (purely for the sexy bits), who owns 6,000 pairs of Louboutins.
George Herbert, Lord Byron, Emily Dickinson, Marianne Moore, James Merrill — in many cases a savvy reader could, with all the quiet exultation of a code-breaking cryptographer, identify the author purely through paired rhyme-words, independent of what the poem was actually about.
Critics are divided on whether literature should be analysed through the prism of the writer's life and psyche or should be read without reference to its author purely in its own terms.
He, on the other hand, survived "without plush foundations", publishing then-unknown authors purely for the love of it.
Though the paper was purely descriptive, the authors indicated that the approach was successful in quickly lowering ICP, and did not result in major adverse events.
Taste memory, says the author, is purely subjective.
The literature lover in me wants very much to use these authors' impressive sales figures as evidence for Ferrante's insistence that "For those who love reading, the author is purely a name".
While purely random, the lead author of this paper watched two day-light muggings during his brief research trip to Quito, which served to drive home the common message that came up in nearly every interview: that the danger to peoples' lives consistently emanates from crime, poor health, job insecurity and traffic accidents.
TD: The views expressed are purely those of the author and may not in any circumstances be regarded as stating an official position of the European Commission.
