A similar one had recently been bought by a New York decorator who stopped in purely by accident.
The morality of global inequality stopped being purely a matter of the individual charitable donor and her conscience and entered public discourse with a political dimension.
The health secretary, Jeremy Hunt, whose knowledge of medicine stretches almost as far as David Cameron's knowledge of jellied eels, would like NHS surgeons to stop performing "purely cosmetic work" on patients.
This year more than 20 citizens sued the government over alleged racist policing, claiming that they were stopped by police purely because of the colour of their skin.
The delay strongly suggests that the Intelligence Community cannot reach a consensus on whether and how to revise the previous NIE on Iranian nuclear matters, released in December 2007-which famously concluded that Iran had stopped working on purely weapons-related aspects of its nuclear program in 2003.
But subjecting people to baseless stops and bodily searches, or worse, to stops based purely on the color of someone's skin, would be a dangerous step toward the kind of Orwellian world my "recommendations" would bring, and that's pretty scary.
Lopomo sees CVS's decision to stop selling cigarettes purely as a business decision, not one that's mainly motivated by concern for the overall health of Americans.
Under Marlboro's ordinance, which carries a $250 fine, using a hand-held cell phone while driving is a primary offense, meaning the police can stop a motorist purely for using the phone.
The importance of reflective listening to living a peaceful life is that you stop seeing people purely from your perspective and start trying hard to dig down into what another person is really saying and meaning.
The application of a stopping rule purely based on reaching a certain standard error could, therefore, lead to some discrepancies.
