"They had to take a risk on letting these drugs be tested on models or for disorders that were justified purely on pretty basic science," Dr. Krystal says.
Kant thought music to be the lowest of the arts because it played "merely with sensations," but sensations can register pretty purely and deeply when you are at an age when records are your arts.
On a purely literary level, I think, pretty much all of Sturges's work would be enjoyable even in screenplay form.
And, well, let's face it, they were always pretty dumb — reacting purely in an organic fashion to rising temperature, and lacking any user controls beyond the on/off switch.
"If you look at it in purely economic terms, it is pretty clear that it takes between five and 10 years for them to find their feet in Australia and make a net contribution economically, but people who come as refugees don't come for five or 10 years, they come for a lifetime," said Mr Power.
The third, and most basic argument is one that's pretty much driven purely by simple economics.
Just for once, all those people who don't read reviews and buy games purely on the strength of pretty pictures on the packaging are gonna find themselves playing a very, very enjoyable game".
The purely functional hamburger… is a pretty well-balanced meal that he who runs (surfs, drives, studies) can eat with one hand; not only the ground beef but all the sauce, cheese, shredded lettuce, and other garnishes are firmly gripped between two halves of the bun.
THE ERNIE EFFECT While the rubber-toy business boomed in the final decades of the 19th century, most objects were purely functional (like chew toys) or pretty unattractive.
"On a purely nutritional level, coconut water is pretty much the most hydrating thing you can drink, and much better than man-made sports drinks.
