Sentence examples for quite purely from inspiring English sources

Though not mandatory, as some on the right have claimed, the consultations envisioned in Section 1233 aren't quite "purely voluntary," as Rep. Sander M. Levin (D-Mich). asserts.

"I remember quite purely that in Paul's mind, in Olivia's mind, it was George's show that we were doing," Champagne said.

Our analyses indicate that it is quite purely Amerindian, that all but possibly a few kb of its 1.6 mb genome are more closely related to corresponding sequences in the genomes of the other available Amerindian strain genome (v225d) and/or the two Korean strains (51, 52) than to those of strains from ethnic Europeans.

Add to that the Ivy League respectability in the person of Dollar Bill Bradley such as our parents wished on us, and the championship Knicks of the day formed a microcosm of a mindset and a worldview that even the Amazin' Mets didn't embody quite as purely (despite their Brooklyn hero, Gil Hodges, and its Jewish one, Art Shamsky).

And, truth be told, we could just as easily list either Audi in the Sporty Handling section, because both cars will ratchet through corners as sharply as the best performance cars, even if they aren't quite as purely sports-oriented, with the slightly softer springs being the main hang-up in this regard.

And for all their on-field tragedies this season, the Mets can't quite match the purely Brooklyn depths and heights of the historic days when the borough's underdog pride blazed with Jackie Robinson's integrating the major leagues.

Everybody who has been around Quizilla for quite a while purely hates it.

Yet Parks insists that words are purely cerebral, quite removed from the body.

However, despite the parallel content of these texts, de Laat's translations of them are quite divergent, because his purely phonetic reading does not allow him to read 1.3 as "Taea".

"This … would be unprecedented as DOJ's deal review process historically has been quite apolitical and based purely on competitive considerations," Barclays Capital media analyst Kannan Venkateshwar said in a research report.

We find it quite remarkable that a purely data-driven factor analysis does indeed identify two separate sources of variance among phonological tests, and that these two sources can be readily identified with phonological skills and representations, respectively.