Sentence examples for rather purely from inspiring English sources

The dark in which we sit may be actually pretty bright; the communion may be virtual (and in the age of the Internet, strangers connect more actively than ever); the compulsion may not be one of time and place but, rather, purely and unimpeachably emotional and aesthetic.

If natural selection is the effect of relative economic success on reproductive success, we can also follow Darwin's definition of "sexual selection" (in the Descent of Man (Darwin 1871)): it is the "advantage organisms of the same sex within a species have over others purely in the ability to reproduce"—i.e., not a reflection of economic, but rather purely reproductive, success in its own right.

It's like it hasn't been created in and of its own creative merit, rather purely as a vehicle to get Pie's face on as many Facebook pages as possible.

The challenge will be to make this latest gain democratic, rather than purely technocratic.

Maxxi is "emotive rather than purely didactic", as one of the curators puts it.

For him, all movies are illustrated texts rather than purely visual experiences.

Probably the most important reasons for the failure to rescue the unemployed are intellectual, rather than purely political.

(5 stars) Your Organics Replenishing Face Cream: Day 50ml, £4, Lloyds Pharmacies Excellent light hydrating cream, "naturally derived" rather than purely organic.

Is the west's failing its cynicism about a visceral rather than purely intellectual quest for meaning?

Interestingly, some of the recent rail franchise awards have started evaluating quality rather than purely the bottom line.

Are record companies beginning to see YouTube as a revenue generator first and foremost, rather than purely a marketing tool?