Sentence examples for not of pure from inspiring English sources

The post-scarcity world in "Star Trek" is the result of a political decision, not of pure technological progress.

The bride's father is an emeritus professor of history at Queens College in Flushing and the author of "Not of Pure Blood: The Free People of Color and Racial Prejudice in 19th-Century Puerto Rico" (Duke University Press, 1996).

The symmetry of these currents is considerably disturbed in the case of alloys but not of pure aluminum, while the ratio of faradaic charges is slightly modified.

According to writer and Harry Potter fandom expert Ashley Reese, fans of racebent fanart find new complexity in the books by imagining a black Hermione Granger who is marginalized in both the real world and the Wizarding world (where she's considered a "mudblood" for being not of "pure" blood). .

Mixed oligoastrocytic tumours were not included in this study because these types are not of pure astrocytic lineage.

Pairwise differences of the non-Beringian sequences (n = 175) in the clade formed a unimodal pattern, which fit the expected distributions of spatial expansion (P = 0.45) but not of pure demographic expansion (P < 0.05).

It is known that the phospholipid standards used were not composed of pure samples of one phospholipid species, so absolute quantitation was not feasible.

Lenny himself announces at the beginning that he is "never going to die," and he does this not out of pure longing but because he thinks it's a matter of putting in enough energy, money and dieting.

In this sense, our participants' narratives do not speak of pure relationships.

Many historic silver objects are not made of pure silver but rather of silver alloyed with small but variable amounts of copper.

This local electrical charge distribution is not characteristic of pure homoatomic Se chains or rings, resulting in reduced positron trapping in Se-rich ChG [31, 32].