Sentence examples for purely young from inspiring English sources

It's still true – more than ever, in fact, even though the offense is no longer purely young.

There must remain a suspicion in this case that Mr Jagger received a more severe sentence than would have been thought proper for any purely anonymous young man".

This series was shot at the Metropolitan Police Specialist Training Centre in Gravesend, Kent – a mock town that has been built purely so that young police officers can run around it, learning how to deal with angry mobs.

This series was shot at the Metropolitan Police Specialist Training Center in Gravesend, Kent, a mock town that has been built purely so that young police officers can run around it, learning how to deal with angry mobs.

The jazz is modern, often purely improvisational, attracting a young, open-minded crowd.

It's not purely for the very young, but there are many in here that they will enjoy.

Franco-Provençal is purely rural and nonstandardized, young speakers are few, and speech forms are heavily influenced by French, which has been the standard and urban language of the area since the 13th century.

I view this group's work on purely artistic terms, as young people setting out to work in the theatre, and as such what they have achieved already, in my opinion, is a small triumph".

And with the shaming of talented young women purely on their looks no longer merely the preserve of trashy magazines, or the terminally soulless online gossip columns, it's an issue that broadsheet papers and smugly intellectual publications are engaging with, and propagating, without a thought for the aforementioned facts.

It's purely an area for young people".

Witold Lutosławski and Andrzej Panufnik, two young… Judged purely on style, HBO's "True Detective" is a great show.