Sentence examples for purely or from inspiring English sources
Government regulation is inevitably a political animal; it's never guided purely, or even largely, by disinterested science.
Lib Dems (p42): "[We will be] Introducing a general anti-avoidance rule which would outlaw contrived structures designed purely or largely to avoid tax".
I don't know the details of this debacle, but I'm willing to bet that the problem is not purely or even mainly a technological one.
It is a perversity of art that, as art, what we see is likely to be apprehended in purely, or primarily, aesthetic terms.
No singer ever hit the notes so purely or pointed the consonants so caressingly, and she seduces the camera with an utterly disingenuous vulnerability.
The rebirth experienced in Mr. LaBute's "Break of Noon," directed by Jo Bonney, is more purely (or impurely, this being a LaBute play) spiritual.
The answer, of course, is never purely one or the other biology or behavior.
Were you ever tempted to make him one or the other — purely tentative or completely reckless?
As described in the introductory remarks, previous data analyses often did not consider the uncertainty of the exposure analysis (e.g., by purely spatial or purely temporal analysis or linear assumptions).
Your views must be religious or from a deep place of conscience, not purely sociological or political.
Is it purely decorative, or would you like to grow a few herbs or food plants?
