Sentence examples for which purely from inspiring English sources

The nationalist party has previously had a policy of not voting on matters which purely affect England.

Their effect is to restore that sense of freedom and of the unexpected which purely rational design sometimes too austerely avoids.

Dissident republicans marked the occasion by attacking a joint army-MI5 headquarters near Belfast with a car bomb which, purely fortuitously, caused no injuries.

More specifically, Kant develops a philosophy of science that departs from (i) broadly empiricist views — such as David Lewis's, according to which purely contingent events in space and time (along with considerations of simplicity, etc).

Three categories of relationships were identified, Strictly Social, which only involved social interactions; Complex, which were both social and involved substance use and/or sexual activity; and Risky, which purely consisted of substance use or sexual activity.

Dephasing process which purely comes from electron-electron scattering observed here is unusual but is relatively easy to be obtained in semiconductor-based 2D systems, such as 2D electron or hole gases (2DEG and 2DHG), formed by modulation-doped heterostructures.

The court concluded that Aleynikov did not steal physical "goods" per se, but rather, software code which was "purely intangible property embodied in a purely intangible format".

And, indeed, Hempel took sentences of this kind as exemplars of "lawlike sentences", which combine purely universal form with what he called purely qualitative predicates.

Thus, there is no subinterval which is purely \(p\) throughout and no subinterval which is purely \(\neg p\) throughout.

Sometimes it's circumstances, disappointments which are purely selfish".

It began as a movement which was purely about driving up standards.