While the ambiguities can be disconcerting for those who expect the marketplaces to deliver pure insight and clear predictions, they can be opportunities for savvy investors.
For Plato (c. 428 c. 348 bc) and Kant, ethics is a matter of pure reason gaining pure insight into eternal truth.
To readers the result frequently appeared overly postmodern and trendy, presenting Shakespeare as a contemporary at the expense of more traditional values of tragic intensity, comic delight, and pure insight into the human condition.
They're not big sexy groundbreaking ideas, but they rank among the studio's most pure gaming insights, sitting alongside the fact that the Fable 2 world is simply a joy to play in.
For instance, Albert Einstein describes his discovery of some of the basic principles of physics in terms of having mystical insights, pure creativity that would happen in a flash.
Sometimes you'll find a sentence written in the unhurried days of your first year that's a pure gem of insight.
Through them, texts on personal experiences and intimate feelings are read off phones, framing intellectual insights with pure emotions.
He went on to write that he had undergone "a 20 minute physical episode of visions of pure deep horror, long insight stretching unbroken like a panorama".
Insight or pure common sense will show that there is no American culture which isn't part of the Negro experience.
While utilising social media to advocate a youth-oriented cause is laudable, things get more complicated for brands when they try to engage young people online to gain pure brand or business insight.
And his reporting on the 1972 presidential election — published in "Fear and Loathing on the Campaign Trail," his masterpiece — was a brazen mixture of passionate partisanship, scabrous insight and pure invention.
