Sentence examples for relates purely from inspiring English sources

"The only relevance of this decision relates purely to how courts in the future are going to interpret this statute.

Women seem to find it easier simply to talk about their feelings, to relate purely and directly.

If the delay in his surgery had been related purely to safety concerns, Reeve would have been sympathetic.

But in baseball terms -- and Valentine smiled broadly when he was asked a question related purely to the game -- the Mets are doing something miraculous.

In a statement issued on Sunday he said: "Since last week's coverage of my energy bills I have been looking into them further and can confirm that all claims for heating fuel relate purely to my second home.

Academics are using it to gauge the mood in a football crowd, and trying to shed light on whether Premier League players such as Manchester United's Radamel Falcao are overpaid – with a team of researchers from Reading, Dundee and Cambridge universities testing whether top-flight footballers' salaries are related purely to performance on the pitch or can be boosted by popularity on social media.

The technology is related purely to a person's voice, rather than the words they are using.

So, we can hypothesize that the changes in airway dimension related purely to growth, in our study, were limited due to the short treatment time.

Although vegetation history in Africa is generally assumed to relate purely to climate, previous studies have not addressed potential feedbacks between climate, vegetation, and disturbance regimes (fire, herbivory) that may create tipping points in ecosystems.

Justice Jennifer Schecter in the Manhattan Supreme Court said there was "absolutely no authority" to dismiss or stay a civil lawsuit by Summer Zervos related "purely to unofficial conduct" because Trump was U.S. president.

There is an ongoing debate as to whether the deficits are caused by stimulus-specific impairments related purely to faces, or by more general processing impairments, which affect multiple domains and apply to a broader range of stimuli.