Sentence examples for a pure act from inspiring English sources

But Donovan's the one American who can pull off a pure act of improvisation".

"The draining of the reservoir is a pure act of spite to frustrate people who have objected," said Hill.

It was a pure act of political sabotage, almost certainly by elements of Baathists who want to show that the coalition is unable to run this country.

Around 10am, President Bill Clinton condemned the bombing as a "pure act of terror" and an "act of cowardice which stands against the courage of the athletes".

Paw Paw, a pure act of imagination, reveals, in its empathy, regret, tenderness, and confrontation with death, July's own grandeur, polyphony, mordant wit, metaphysical seriousness, and bitter wisdom — and her definition of art in those very terms.

Then, one evening, in what he remembers as "a pure act of stupidity, selfishness, and juvenile behavior," he brought a finished chapter to Warren at home, interrupting his dinner, and asked him to read it on the spot.

Barcella says about National Adoption Month that, "The campaign drives home the ubiquitous social message that adopting a child is an invariably pure act of selflessness.

This man's decision, a painful, pure act of hope, was part of the haunting - inextricable - and agonising to the boy because it does not allow him even the release of despair.

AirBnB leaps to mind as an example of an extremely successful pure Act I startup; it's made arguable attempts towards Act II infrastructure, but I don't think the path there is particularly clear.

According to traditional theism, the totality of non-divine entities is a multiplicity in need of grounding in a primordial unifying activity the "pure act" (actus purus) of existing that is God.

30 years, the world's experience was between a political act as part of an internal dispute and a pure criminal/terrorist act.