Sentence examples for purely great from inspiring English sources

There is a second problem with a purely great books approach to higher education, and it is this: Many of the students making that initial plunge into the sea of higher learning need us to help them learn a few simple strokes.

Thus Mark Rudd and Bernadine Dorhn make cameo appearances here, while the story's purely Great Neck contingent invokes local talent like Andy Kaufman.

It's about time she was recognized purely as a great painter, rather than treated as a handy object for prurience and voyeurism.

Call it showing off if you like, but I think when it comes to food it's purely about sharing great finds," she says.

It's notionally a day in the life of a city in the Soviet Union and so it has, on a purely sociological/historical level, great value.

Suffice to say, I think projects such as these, and those available via the Team London site, are great purely because they make such a difference to a city that has recently been named the premier 'global city' by Deloitte, but they also offer organizations a great way to improve both employee engagement and productivity.

While only a few colleges operate purely on the great-books curriculum, many incorporate the approach.

The T1 to T3 classifications are based purely on the greatest dimension (T1 tumours are less than 2 cm; T2 tumours are more than 2 cm but less than 4 cm; and T3 tumours are more than 4 cm).

Invention was a hallmark of ancient history, which was filled with long, often purely fictitious speeches of great men.

Purely digital transactions are great for those who can adopt them, but for the luddites or the unconvinced, money remains stuck in the traditional world of big banks and leather billfolds.

There's no FPV or features like GPS lock [satellite-controlled location assistance that stops a drone drifting in the wind] so it's purely manual, which is great for building up your muscle memory and learning control.