Sentence examples for purely but from inspiring English sources

This strict Christian sect has a history of abrupt departures after persecution by governments that grow tired of their quest to live, as Irma puts it, "purely but somewhat out of context".

And the ratio IG/I2D shows that the number of graphene layers cannot be controlled by implantation dosage purely but are associated with carbon atoms precipitation and segregation from inside to the surface grain boundaries of the substrate during thermal treatment.

According to Wundt, the representations (Vorstellungen) that constitute the contents (Inhalt) of consciousness all have their elemental basis in sensations (Empfindungen) (PP I: 281).[35] Sensations are never given to us as elemental, however; we never apperceive them "purely," but always already "connected" (verbunden) in the representation of a synthesized perception (PP I: 281).

Purely accidental, but rather sweet.

"Not purely good, but himself purely, for he allowed himself to be wholly known".

I know it was purely coincidental, but still very weird.

Mr. Alagna was less purely luxurious, but certainly no slouch.

The criticism was not purely aesthetic but also conceptual.

Taking away one rookie award is purely cosmetic, but a useful step.

"Beverage packaging is not purely functional, but a way of reaching your buyer".

The core of the housing crisis is not purely supply, but affordability and tenure.