Sentence examples for often pure from inspiring English sources
Offstage, Olivier's life was often pure melodrama.
The background is often pure white, but subtle in the manner of a Rothko monochrome.
What we recall as classic early-Beatles humor was often pure Spike.
"It is pure speech, often pure speech about important political issues of the day.
The males are often pure white, the females white with mottled gray.
The drawings are often pure fantasy, limited only by an artist's imagination or the published prints that they copied.
The artist has a unique aptitude for isolating a single or double figure on a stark background, often in pure red tones or black.
Such prayer, involving the entire human being soul, mind, and body is often called "pure," or "intellectual," prayer or the Jesus prayer.
The blue and green refracted colours are often relatively pure, lacking the red and yellow rays, which have been absorbed by the black pigment (melanin) of the melanophores.
His use of free-flowing, expressive line, often becoming pure arabesque, resulted in highly rhythmical compositions (e.g., In the Circus Fernando: The Ringmaster, 1888).
Indeed, on a line-by-line basis, Beauman's intelligent aesthetic often provides pure revitalising reading pleasure; he is playful, arresting, unnerving, opulent, rude and – above all – deliciously, startlingly, exuberantly fresh.
