Sentence examples for purely be a from inspiring English sources

The resilience of the Conservative vote in England cannot purely be a function of short-term campaign tactics.

Clearly Payne's run defense is a strong point in his game, but to prove worthy of the 13th draft selection, he can't purely be a run defender.

"To create potential human life for purely mechanistic purposes, that is, to purely be a tool, I view as deeply problematic," he said.

The childlike quality of the drawings may not purely be a result of technical limitations: Cohl had been a prominent member of Les Incohérents, a proto-surrealist movement that put on annual exhibitions of art by "people who don't know how to draw," or at least pretended not to.

It would purely be a marketing thing.

Although that aspect of the research is not being fed into the Blinq implementation at this point — so the forthcoming photo-judging feature in the app will purely be a median measure of attractiveness.

"It has purely been a matter of testing how he was after his long injury break.

"That's a purely discretionary purchase".

Community cookbooks are a purely American phenomenon.

It was a purely intellectual conversion.

"It is a purely private matter".