Sentence examples for purely good from inspiring English sources
"Not purely good, but himself purely, for he allowed himself to be wholly known".
"It seems there is no such thing as a purely good deed, a completely right action".
The study did not produce purely good news for Genentech, however.
Someone at Aldwych thanked Judith for creating a purely good thing, adding, "there are not many of those".
"Homeland" is a deeply psychological mystery, one steeped in nuance, in which no character is purely good or evil.
I wondered, however, if that boy understands Rowling's suggestion that none of us are purely good or purely evil.
His set was a stimulating, thoughtful journey that stuck out amidst the purely good-times grooving of most selectors.
They contrast with "thin" ethical terms that are purely normative: "good"/ bad", "ought"/ must not", "right"/ wrong" and so on.
"He was motivated purely by good intentions," J. Dean Carro, the lawyer for Lester M. Miller, said of his client, in a statement echoed by several other lawyers.
But the chosen method of expansion – replacing public funding of higher education with a system in which students pay, on average, the highest fees in the world – has turned a university education into a purely private good.
The empirical findings extend the network literature that collaboration network matters differently in different research contexts, and it is no longer appropriate to simply assume that collaboration is purely a good thing.
