Sentence examples for thinking purely from inspiring English sources

"I hope we will not have to spend this whole season thinking purely about safety".

Somebody thinking purely about the temple might have decided that the treasurer should attend services even more often than an ordinary congregant.

Thinking purely social without an overarching premise is ironically solitary, and surely the fastest way to the back of the app store.

"We are thinking just purely about the game tomorrow".

In community health we sometimes delude ourselves into thinking that purely because we are local and knowing of the community that this is enough to make up for the many flaws of fragmentation.

Instead of thinking about dimensionality of the world as we know it, try to just think purely about data.

I'm purely thinking about the content.

At the outset, the show states two goals: to offer artists exposure, and to show the general public a way of seeing and thinking beyond the purely functional.

Don't be fooled into thinking this is purely an attraction for children - even you will marvel at how detailed the models are and will enjoy the Delft pottery factory (spoiler alert: you can get an adorable souvenir there).

This is an often overlooked solution when bound up in thinking this is purely your own battle.

Perhaps that was just a blast of wishful thinking, concocted purely for the campaign, on a par with the plans of Jean-Luc Melenchon, the candidate of the far left, who had the undeniably robust idea of taxing anything over three hundred thousand Euros, or just under four hundred thousand dollars, at a hundred per cent.