Sentence examples for pure ideas from inspiring English sources

But these are minor quibbles: puppetry is a language of pure ideas that is perfect for children's brains and most remained transfixed to the end.

Milo obediently sets it up, pays his fare (he has an enviable electric car already parked by his bed), and is rushed away to the Lands Beyond, a fantastical world of pure ideas.

But this is not like the anomaly of an elite, there are millions of people out there whose work and leisure time is so blurred that the ownership of what they do and where, whilst being really clear when it comes to aircraft design, is not so clear when it comes to pure ideas.

But pure ideas came at a cost, and contemporary criticism of the villa questioned not only what was seen as its doctrinaire aesthetics ("Can One Live in Villa Tugendhat?" was the subject of one magazine article) but also the lavish level of expenditure.

But that year, as she took her first class in statistics, "I realized that you could apply these pure ideas in a way that could potentially improve public health and benefit the world," she says.

One traditional ("rationalist") view is that the mind is equipped with a special capacity to perceive truths through the examination of the relations between pure ideas or concepts, and that the truths reached through the correct operation of this capacity count as known a priori.

"As fast as you conform your life to the pure idea in your mind, that will unfold its great proportions".

There is something absurd about the artist's desire to get rid of the object, and to replace it with pure idea, pure space.

"From the finished product, I wanted to go back to the architect's pure idea, the idealized form, before it was spoiled by mistakes and compromises".

Robert Hughes, the late at critic, saw Mies's great importance in his period as bringing his individual buildings "closer to the status of a pure Idea than any 20th-century architect had yet done".

Am I right, d'you think?' Is he? Henry learns to think so, though his teacher-wife (with her gun-rest across the handlebars of her bike) remains wedded to the pure idea of the struggle.