Sentence examples for purely executed from inspiring English sources
The American "living memorial" movement was aided by widespread criticism of the war monuments to the American Civil War, which many felt to have been purely executed.
This is the most perfectly executed and purely entertaining Marvel production since the first Iron Man.
Two conclusions may be drawn from this: that Jim's life was likely to have been saved if the money was paid, and that the declaration by the Islamist terrorists that they executed him purely in righteous retaliation for US air strikes against them is a sham; the ransom demands had continued after military action had begun in Iraq.
After the Adagio -- where the climax in the second half was prepared and executed with a purely musical poignancy, acutely to the point -- all the variations seemed to flow on from one another, the relationships of motif and harmony effortlessly revealing themselves, the lines singing still and now also gamboling.
Results from these experiments, described in Section 'Experimental results', show that the algorithm offers similar or better performance when mappers and reducers are executed in a purely sequential fashion.
The new novel is almost purely conceptual, an idea-driven work that might have been more effectively executed in graphic-novel form, or in film.
"It is no longer practical for the politicians and diplomats to expect the military to solve the problem by force, nor is it practical for the military to plan and execute a purely military campaign... without placing it within the political context".
(From a purely practical perspective, we also tend to doubt that it can be easily executed absent the kind of social solidarity that mass immigration often tends to undercut).
When Emperor Nero executed Christians for their alleged involvement in the fire of 64, it was a purely local affair; it did not spread beyond the city limits of Rome.
