Sentence examples similar to purely how much from inspiring English sources

"I think YouTube is the best, purely from how much I think John Green's popularity has risen seeing as he does all those YouTube videos," she said.

It might sound flippant to spend time focusing purely on how much power each party will have over your piss-ups, but with talk so often returning to the huge (often red herrings) of immigration and international relations, it can be interesting to shed light on the some of the specific realities.

And Cynthia is deft at turning ethical questions into purely material ones: "how much things cost" is morally irrelevant to Deborah's complaint.

"Stay Another Day" is classed as Balearic purely based on how much reverb is used throughout the song.

It was one of the better episodes of the series, purely because of how much of a dick Andre appeared to be to both his doting mum and the venue manager.

This ones purely to boast about how much crap we manage to tuck away into these tiny pockets.

People's intellectual capabilities are purely a result of how much work they put into cultivating their garden, to cite Voltaire.

A lot of us are unhealthily busy all the time, and it doesn't seem to be purely a result of how much actual work is in front of us.

As such, its flourishing cannot be judged purely on the basis of how much it yields.

The question addressed by the present work, however, is the scope of further opportunities within the primary aluminum industry for achieving greenhouse gas reductions under the Kyoto Protocol, and how much of this purely technical potential may be realized in a cost-effective manner.

It is impossible to say how much of this is purely voluntary, how much of it is slipping through the cracks, and how much is being allowed to happen with a wink and a nod.