Sentence examples similar to as impure as from inspiring English sources

After all, it is women who are viewed as impure for large segments of their lives.

Bing aims to frame Google as impure, with its desire to highlight Google+ distorting the quality of search result ranking.

Zoroastrians were also branded as impure, in addition to being infidels.

(The Ottomans tolerated Protestant missionaries, so long as the evangelisers limited their search for souls to Orthodox Christians).In the spring of 1854, as the Crimean fighting began in earnest, an Anglican cleric declared that Russian Orthodoxy was as "impure, demoralising, and intolerant as popery itself".

Much was made of the "dreaming" for which she castigated herself as impure.

"I think it's a way for women to play around with sexuality without being seen as impure or slutty".

Hefazat is determined to influence the outcome of the election scheduled for early 2014, though it shuns direct involvement in politics, perceived as "impure".

In the past it was dismissed as "impure" and unclassical; in the more multicultural present, political turbulence has made on-site study unfeasible.

Punch-drunk with this triumph, the right will redouble its support of primary challengers to 2010 G.O.P. candidates they regard as impure.

Speaking of attitude, let's resolve not to attack straw men, and not to dismiss sound principles just because they spring from motives that we regard as impure.

Under an ancient Hindu practice, called chhaupadi, women who have their periods or who have just given birth are seen as impure.