As a man, Kornfeld said, he's never had to qualify his attractiveness purely in physical terms before. .
I ate purely crap before I came to Paris.
It's disappointing to have something rendered that existed purely metaphysically before, and was special because of that.
Since then, speculation has been rampant that Clinton may have run afoul of several federal criminal statutes, not only for maintaining the server rather than using official government channels of communication, but for deleting over 30,000 emails that she and her staff unilaterally deemed purely personal before turning over 31,000 emails to the State Department.
From whispered moments to a lingering look from the tired man's eyes, Davis Miller's newly published "The Tao of Muhammad Ali" fulfills his own boast: Nobody has ever written so purely about Ali before.
In response to the threat, Folmer used Declaration 127 to build a network "with many groups participating that had never spoken with outside groups before purely because they didn't want to risk running into racist elements".
Like when you find yourself doing something you've never really been turned on by before purely because you know that the person you adore finds it hot, but – and here's the crucial bit – now you enjoy it too.
The initial concentration distributions for protein and salt were calculated with a purely diffusive process before nucleation.
It is purely social transitioning before puberty, when hormones to suppress puberty – a treatment that is reversible – can be offered.
As in the car market, multinationals are likely to export construction equipment from China before purely domestic companies do so.
"Reflections in Black" includes very few purely artistic photographs before the 1970's, art photography being a poor way to earn a living, as even white photographers knew.
