Sentence examples for ever pure from inspiring English sources

I don't know if folk music is ever pure anyway.

It's never unsullied; nothing the Jenningses do is ever pure.

"The worst thing that could happen now is that we go into another round of never ever, pure politics or this won't work or it's not our scheme, so it's not a good scheme," said the BCA's chief executive, Jennifer Westacott.

The lineup included Stacy Dawson and David Neumann going at each other with chopsticks in "Pearl River," Sharon Kinney in a faded reconstruction of Paul Taylor's 1957 solo, "Epic," Bill Shannon CrutchMaster's virtuosic propulsion on crutches in "The Art of Weightlessness" and Meredith Monk's ever pure vocal solos.

In contrast, Derrida tries to show that no term or idea or reality is ever pure in this way; one term always and necessarily "infects" the other.

As an example, Moberg compares the history texts he grew up with in Sweden which represented the Swedish soldier as ever pure and honorable to a letter written by Gustavus Adolphus celebrating the 24 Scanian parishes he had helped level by fire, with the troops encouraged to rape and murder the population at will, behavior that may well have been mirrored equally on the Danish side.

"Eurosceptics take great delight in beating each other up, criticising each other and trying to form ever purer groups to put forward the true doctrine.

Consequently, NOX was ever purer at the supernatant fraction after such ionic step.

All of above techniques are taking advantage of the biochemical advancements that have been able to isolate and characterize ever purer PS II solution and crystal samples.

Industries like microelectronics and pharmaceuticals need ever-purer water to make increasingly sophisticated products.

She spells out the soul's progress toward ever-purer beauty, from one body to all, then through all beautiful souls, laws, and kinds of knowledge, to arrive at beauty itself (210a 211d).