Sentence examples for you purely from inspiring English sources

This poses an obvious challenge: if you are seen to be in decline, then you cannot expect others to follow you purely out of pragmatism.

"Let me give it to you purely from a rap perspective," L.A. Reid told the others, presumably talking about a 14-year-old named Brian Bradley after he and others performed the Jay-Z song "Wishing on a Star".

Instead of using research to identify which Web sites are popular with certain demographic targets, these companies let "the consumer do the heavy lifting for you purely because of the proximity of that customer to other customers," Mr. Steele said.

For those on the left who have always opposed ID cards, the argument has gone like this: the state has no right to collect central information on you purely for the purpose of identification.

"No science communication degree will give you purely practical writing training," she says.

"I think if you purely look at people's commitment to the Welsh language in terms of whether it's a website or a policy then I can certainly understand that [frustration].

[ED] Do you have a film that you enjoy purely because it makes you laugh?

If you are purely giving advice, you are purely getting paid for talent, you are not risking capital, the people who have the clients and bring the revenue in should be rewarded.

If you rely purely on data you might end up comparing apples with pears, she says.

The success of Mr. Hanks's work was that it offered you enough purely musical twists that you stopped wondering which monsters he had in mind.

After all, everybody who works for you is purely there to make you look good, so take the credit for anything that bubbles up within your organisation.