Sentence examples for have a purity from inspiring English sources

The photographs from this era have a purity about them.

Fry admires the heterosexual appeciators of Wilde, who have a purity of motive.

This is the domain of the caricaturist, whose sure and slashing strokes have a purity of outline that feels inevitable.

She thinks he has talent, that he plays well, but that he doesn't have a purity of feeling for the notes.

Especially when they involve patients, these moments have a purity and innocence about them; everything is stripped down to the essentials of being — memory, vision, the ability to recognize faces, chronic pain, motor function, even a sense of self.

They have found flutes, carved from animal bones, that are more than 50,000 years old and have a purity and sophistication of tone and scale that suggests they are the result of centuries, if not millenniums, of earlier music-making.

Because it's only used for football, it has a purity as a venue.

"Some have said her lighting has a purity, a crystalline beauty," said the director JoAnne Akalaitis, a good friend.

Satie's tender, whimsical, intimate and innocent music has a purity that creates its own kind of impact.

Refined lead usually has a purity of 99 to 99.99 percent, but lead of 99.999 percent purity (known as "five nines") is becoming more common commercially.

But another recent Gould reissue, "The Young Maverick," a six-disk set from CBC Records (a division of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation), has a purity of intention that commands respect.