Sentence examples for not always pure from inspiring English sources

Motives are not always pure.

"But it's not always pure 'maximize profits.' " Roesner was not an Orange City native.

And the pride is not always pure; sometimes it incorporates accounts of suffering or confessions of sins.

And let's not be naïve: the motives of journalists, human rights workers, documentarians and doctors who draw attention to nauseating images are not always pure.

And I've wanted to acknowledge, and have them acknowledge, that the intentions of all involved in an adoption are not always pure.

Currency-linked ETFs are not always pure speculations on directional currency moves.

As every parent knows, however, traveling with kids isn't always pure bliss.

Two charging schemes are studied, the proportional cost share which does not always admit pure Nash equilibria, and the marginal cost share, which does always admit pure Nash equilibria, at the price of overcharging by a constant factor.

"The funds are being billed as more or less pure sector plays, so I think they need to make it clear that their funds may not always be pure plays," warns Christine Benz, a senior analyst with Morningstar.

Detective Peters added with a laugh that his motives were not always so pure.

Though not always as pure as her snowy name, she is innocent enough to drift into the arms of two besmirching men, and end up split between them.