Sentence examples for perfectly pure from inspiring English sources
"perfectly pure" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It can be used to describe something that is completely unpolluted or uncontaminated. Example 1: The water in the mountain stream was perfectly pure, making it safe to drink directly from the source. Example 2: She prided herself on her perfectly pure diet, only consuming organic, unprocessed foods. Example 3: The artist's perfectly pure brushstrokes captured the essence of the landscape with breathtaking clarity. Example 4: The scientist struggled to find a perfectly pure sample for her experiment, as even the slightest contamination could alter the results.
Now she felt that there was nothing perfectly pure and beautiful left to love.
Let me do this again". Donnelly re-purified the protein, and created a new, perfectly pure substrate for the E. coli.
And yes, I know, it's not perfectly clean or perfectly pure, but here it nevertheless is, plenty of it, enough for all of us and lots to spare.
However, up to this time all the double dahlias had been purple or tinged with purple; it was reported that "the new scarlets are perfectly pure," and so red-flowered doubles had begun to be produced.
Brick is a tortured soul, on crutches after a recent accident, mourning the suicide of his old friend Skipper, who was almost certainly something more (Maggie makes a reference to "anything that was not perfectly pure between you two").
"The history of the art," he wrote, "might tend to suggest that it is not the perfectly pure, silvery voice, impeccably accurate in tone throughout every note of its compass, which lends itself to the greatest achievements of impassioned singing".
The perfectly secure, perfectly memorable password is absolutely pure and rarer than the unicorn.
Grading also is done on the basis of purity, which varies from perfectly clear, extremely pure stones to those with many impurities and flaws.
Gazing at our beautiful baby daughter, we knew she was perfectly "clean" and "pure" on the day she was born, and that mutilation would only be a terrible violation of her rights.
Pure perfectly captures the mood of a downtrodden and angry nation, on the verge of overthrowing a self-serving and out-of-touch ruling class – it's very much a book for our time".
Paladins, such as Lancelot and Gawain, are doomed to fail, for the final vision of the Grail and the solution of its riddle is reserved for Galahad who is perfectly (and chillingly) pure.
