Sentence examples for would purely be from inspiring English sources

Australian police commissioner Grant Stevens told a parliamentary committee hearing: "There is absolutely no evidence at this point in time that the child is Madeleine McCann … to suggest something like that at this point in time would purely be speculating to get attention.

"To suggest something like that at this point in time would purely be speculating to get attention".

Using both smaller and larger deviants prevent that the possible numerical distance effects would purely be due to a reaction to 'increase' or 'decrease', instead of numerical distance.

In the 70s he would say that he had so many ideas for movies, so much potential in that field, that he never thought he'd purely be defined by his career as a rock musician.

Although this would not be purely "Unlimited Byzantine", the same distributions (Irrelevant/Balanced) would hold.

But once this practical possibility no longer seems feasible, then this approach would either be purely philosophical or it would turn against the potentialities of the present.

Of course, the choice wouldn't be purely economic.

"This would be purely intrastate, it would begin and terminate in the state with no exchange of goods and services across state lines".

The day would come, he said, when the news business would be "purely electronic" in five, 10 or 20 years.

It was unclear today whether Mr. Zarb's role would be purely advisory or whether he would be given powers to mandate change in Nassau.

Their components would not themselves be purely empirical terms since many would be understood in terms of dispositional properties, which, in turn, involved reference to law-like generalizations.