Sentence examples for purely because he from inspiring English sources

And Tottenham fans would never warm to him, purely because he once played for Arsenal.

A furious Fink insisted his account at the bank was entirely innocent and opened purely because he was working in Switzerland.

Cole told BBC Radio Five Live that he nurses a sense of unfulfilled ambition, purely because he has never experienced the feeling of winning a major prize.

Of the finalists, Sam is probably the least likely to win purely because he too readily assumes a position of subservience in group tasks.

Mr. Schroder of Germany made a special point of denying such rumors, saying Mr. Blair stayed in London purely because he wanted to help his wife, Cherie, with their baby.

"If Didier Drogba was the best player in the first match it was purely because he was the one who ran the fastest, jumped the highest and crashed into people the hardest.

Equally, if CAS does decide Contador is innocent, then for him to have missed out on the Tour de France purely because – as he alleges – he ate a contaminated steak would seem unfair.

This is purely because, when he took me to see it in 1985, I immediately embarked upon such a sustained series of full-volume terror-fits that we were forced to leave halfway though.

The hero of "The Great McGinty" marries his secretary (who already has children of her own) purely because, as an aspirant political thug, he needs a mate.

I say "purely" because, when seen in context – even a tiny bit of context – there was nothing offensive about what he said.

The director cast her purely because she was superb in her audition, he says; he has no interest in Spanish TV.