Sentence examples for to purely from inspiring English sources
adverb
Wholly; really, completely.
His theory challenged explanations that pointed to purely environmental causes.
This generation is different, and the president's challenge to purely partisan resistance was forceful and clear.
More than 20 species are limited to purely boreal and subarctic distribution.
Young resorts to purely psychological explanation primarily on the subject of Nietzsche's attitude toward women.
The hacks submitted at the end of the day ranged from highly practical to purely fun.
The awakening Renaissance attitude made the artists much more receptive to purely aesthetic, decorative, sensuous experience.
"They represent the degradation of political writing to purely journalistic writing," he said.
Most Tunisians, unaccustomed as they were to purely instrumental music like Mr. Brahem's, were simply perplexed.
The directive does not, however, apply to "purely personal or household activity".
The rules do not apply to purely personal and household activities.
This explanation implies that these forms, "with which the prophets armed themselves," are inferior to purely intellectual cognitions.
