Sentence examples for purely by doing from inspiring English sources

The UK is the only place in the world where jobbing comedians can make a reasonable wage purely by doing live work - that's why comedians from all over the world flock to work here.

Then if every scientist is motivated purely by doing the best science, she will choose to work on method I.

This conforms fully to the pattern of press conduct over the past 70 years, when every time the public demanded change they obliged by doing something purely – Lord Justice Leveson's word – "cosmetic".

Some people are purely motivated by financial gain, other people by doing good works, or by creating something that makes them happy.

He even suggests that some drivers feel it is "worth" the fine incurred by hitting a cyclist purely because of the revenge-like satisfaction gained by doing so.

Hayman is confident that "purely commercial businesses will learn from consumers and staff that there is money to be made by doing good".

By doing so, he gave it an intellectual weight, which saved design from being dismissed as a purely commercial discipline in Italy, as it was in the United States.

By doing so, he ensured that each one serves a functional purpose by enhancing the reader's understanding, and is never purely decorative.

By doing so, we obtain the physician density for a regional area which is of greater relevance for utilization patterns than the "county" as a purely administrative unit.

These two transformations do not affect the positions of convergence loci (which are determined purely by E in), but do affect the accuracy of the birefringence measurement.

"It was purely manually done".