Sentence examples for than a purely from inspiring English sources

But it is important to adopt a reparative rather than a purely critical stance toward knowing.

Transnational solidarity often gives a movement more leverage than a purely domestic movement might otherwise have.

London, many finance experts noted, is more an international financial center than a purely European one.

Mr Hutcheson points out that Mr Moore made more than a purely technical prediction.

But what is needed is something more than a purely generalized "jawbone" assault by the President.

What make you a romantic, rather than a purely functional couple, is being emotionally intimate.

Nothing in their careers suggested anything other than a purely business approach to real estate development.

It's nice to be recognised on a [wider] sporting level rather than a purely cycling level.

This was the first time Romney addressed the whole country directly, rather than a purely Republican audience.

After many hours of operation, they reported that more heat was generated than a purely chemical reaction could have produced.

Yet the act of creation no doubt derived more from a testimonial impulse than a purely aesthetic one.