The phrase "feeling of purity" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe a sense of untainted goodness. For example, "After the storm, she felt a feeling of purity, like a fresh start in life."
The Buddhist artist's work, valued at $55,000, has been said to capture feelings of purity and peacefulness.
Bless yourself with feelings of purity, holding no self judgment but complete freedom to be just who you are.
Here, the narrator explains how transmigration in the Druze religion "gives the community a feeling of blood purity and unadulterated lineage because Druze souls only ever transmigrate into Druze bodies".
Naturally white, nonreactive to skin oils and resistant to tarnishing, palladium is finally coming into its own as a feeling for purity and grace follows a period of hefty bling.
I was going to say that I hoped he would make a film about his feelings of isolation, purity and self-sufficiency.
Photo by iStockphoto/JimmyAnderson. The Cute Show Page! is normally meant to incite feelings of love, purity, and happiness all the stuff that tugs at the ol' heartstrings and makes you want to hum nursery rhymes while skipping down the street.
Smith sums up his feelings by saying that the "consequences of purity are limited expression, limited knowledge, limited audience, and mere beauty" (14 15).
In Manohla Dargis's essay, the reason for this is described as feelings of greatness, strength, purity, of loving danger.
Our habit of moralizing problems, merging them with intuitions of purity and contamination, and resting content when we feel the right feelings, can get in the way of doing the right thing.
