Mr. Bollinger said he expected Mr. Lemann's replacement to have an appreciation for digital media, but he predicted that the next dean would not come from a purely new-media background.
One of the worst trends of the year was the increasing popularity of loot boxes, which give players the opportunity to spend real-world money on a randomized assortment of virtual items, from the purely cosmetic (new hairdos) to the game-changing (new weapons).
The word, meaning scrap or bit, was to be listed in the dictionary as a purely New England piece of vocabulary traceable to 1860.
One of the most purely joyful and purely New Orleans restaurants of the moment is Emeril's, a place run by a television chef who was born in Fall River, Mass., and lives mostly in New York City.
Song and Dance The opera "Carmen" has been endlessly reinterpreted, but perhaps no version is more purely New York than the one to be staged tomorrow on the Josie Robertson Plaza of Lincoln Center.
I'm glad he's returned to us, from Italy, England, whatever, and he should make a purely New York film again, one with all kinds of New Yorkers.
Investors in a purely private new airport would have to rely on fees paid by passengers.
Sometimes trends come from fashion, art, celebrity, street, but occasionally they're born purely from new technology.
But she said Congress could achieve those goals "without creating a purely public new government program, which most Arkansans do not support".
Taking a cue from some of Apple's recent software releases, maybe it is time that we actually spent some cycles figuring out how to clean up our existing products and services rather than purely push new features.
