Sentence examples for purely to make from inspiring English sources

It's purely to make money.

It's one of those moments that seem calculated by the gods purely to make you feel decrepit.

They have accused Alison of practising "eugenics", to deny Katie her human right to womanhood, perhaps even also motherhood, purely to make life more convenient.

The whole reason money had been stashed away in Geneva on his behalf was purely to make sure that he could pay as much tax as possible.

Unwilling to compromise, and therefore unable to negotiate, they behave like a campaigning organisation intent not on holding office to exercise power but seeking office purely to make a statement.

Then Hristo Stoichkov, last in line, parked his bum up on the counter, right on the spot where Moore wiped his hands in 1966, purely to make his trophy lift even more memorable.

They may have been unintentional, purely vehicles to make the novel longer, but they exist nonetheless.

After all, everybody who works for you is purely there to make you look good, so take the credit for anything that bubbles up within your organisation.

Beneath the concept of Burton, there is an artist who is still genuinely and purely excited to make movies and to paint.

Producer Louise Vesth, talking to Screen Daily, said that the cuts were made purely to get the film into cinemas.

Did you ever see the episode when the actor Amber Heard appeared as the Star in a Reasonably Priced Car? Clarkson spent a good chunk of the interview salivating over the fact that she is bisexual, as if her sexuality was a choice that she had made purely to give ageing men pleasure.