Sentence examples for purely going to from inspiring English sources

South Korea took the opposite tact, which said, "We're not going to unleash any fiscal stimulus, we're purely going to focus on the toxic assets problem".

"I'm not sure what Dennis' motives were, but he's an athlete and basketball player and I'm an entertainer - there are two different agendas and I'm purely going there to explore," said Michel.

"We're getting rid of the friction: it's purely about fans going to a show, and all the possibilities that brings.

Here's a taste from the second preface Nietzsche wrote to it: "The unconscious disguise of physiological needs under the cloaks of the objective, ideal, purely spiritual goes to frightening lengths – and often I have asked myself whether, taking a large view, philosophy has not been merely an interpretation of the body, and a misunderstanding of the body".

But a purely rearguard strategy isn't going to cut it.

"According to an executive of the steel works, the brothers are going to Scotland purely on a visit, and have given assurances that they will return," reported the Bethlehem Globe.

"We had a situation [three years ago, at Cites' last major meeting] where we were dealing with a surge in illegal trade and some of the differing views about to trade or not were put to one side, as we focused our attention purely on how we were going to tackle the illicit trade.

Peter: It's not just purely the handset, it's going to be a "holistic experience".

"We want to be the market leader in Internet of services, it's going to be purely a middleware play".

"I've made the decision that I'm going to focus purely on the rest of my career with Glamorgan," he said.

But the 6ft 5in lock, who led the 2013 Lions to victory in the third Test series decider against Australia after Warburton was injured, says his decision was never going to be purely about the financial rewards on offer.