Sentence examples for purely one from inspiring English sources

If they think the issue is purely one of transparency, they're wrong".

But a spokesman for the institute says the flaw in the Uganda study is purely one of bookkeeping.

One unnamed Special Branch officer recently told an internal police investigation into the undercover infiltration of political groups that the "flow of information was purely one way".

Personally I don't see a problem, so my question is purely one of strategy: as a political campaigner is the money worth it, when it allows critics to claim it undermines his message?

He sent Otto Frank a copy of "In Search" and in effect offered his services as an unofficial agent to secure British and American publication, asserting his distance from any financial gain; his interest, he said, was purely "one of sympathy".

He would hesitate for an instant now and then, waiting for the right word, or would pause with a pathetic patience to master the trouble in his chest, but when he was through the sentence was perfect and entire, lacking nothing, and the word was so purely one with the man that when I read his books now and then I do not hear my own voice within my reading but the voice I heard that day".

"She treasures loyalty, and therefore doesn't really work in terms of a purely one-to-one basis.

We further consider the rate-independent dissipation effect in a purely one-dimensional setting.

More recently, first-principle calculations have indicated [31] that both structures are stable and present mechanical characteristics of a purely one-dimensional nanomaterial.

The space of possible auction-types explored by the GA includes the continuous double auction (CDA) mechanism (as used in most of the world's financial exchanges), and also two purely one-sided mechanisms.

People now want to be involved in the system, and they do not want to be subjected to a purely one-way conversation where politicians talk at citizens.