Sentence examples for a pure idea from inspiring English sources

Robert Hughes, the late at critic, saw Mies's great importance in his period as bringing his individual buildings "closer to the status of a pure Idea than any 20th-century architect had yet done".

Thomas and his team created the Ford Start concept car which he say's reflects a "pure idea".

"But the pure idea of a happy hour is certainly not a bad one.

The record industry had taken a pure loving idea, and turned it into their cash cow, ruining all its credibility along the way by pushing bad songs with disco banners across their record jackets.

But it isn't a big enough GOP win, much less a pure conservative idea, so there's no chance of such a bill even being brought up for a vote.

If you can strip away the political barnacles to reveal the pure idea beneath, you've served a real public purpose.

"As fast as you conform your life to the pure idea in your mind, that will unfold its great proportions".

It grounds me in the pure idea that happiness, in the simplest way, is just family and good food.

There is something absurd about the artist's desire to get rid of the object, and to replace it with pure idea, pure space.

"From the finished product, I wanted to go back to the architect's pure idea, the idealized form, before it was spoiled by mistakes and compromises".

Am I right, d'you think?' Is he? Henry learns to think so, though his teacher-wife (with her gun-rest across the handlebars of her bike) remains wedded to the pure idea of the struggle.