Then there's the brash Annie Yung, a software company employee from Silicon Valley who falls under the spell of country singers like Patsy Cline, taken by their "pure, deep-voiced insistence of truth which, at exactly the right moment, would crack and quaver and break your heart".
What's great about these moments is their insistence on pure doghood, on the extent to which other species not only differ from us but largely disdain us; the problem is that the digital trickery of "Cats & Dogs" works in the opposite direction, forever wanting dogs to be like us.
He recalls a tight-supply stretch in the mid-1990s whis hinsistencence on maintaining pure chardonnay (label laws allow as much as 25% to come from other read cheaper kinds of grapes) "cost us $12 million after tax".
That notwithstanding, an insistence on implementing "pure" PBL without recourse to local situations could present many formidable obstacles [ 7].
Waiting at a vote center to challenge his status, Mr. Bayoro said with quiet insistence, "I'm a pure-blood Ivorian".
Despite Dassa's insistence that a bagel is pure and unflavoured, Taffat says there is a hint of banana in the yellow colour, a hint of mango in the orange and a hint of strawberry in the red.
One of the lesser problems of trying to bring peace to the Middle East is Israel's self-righteous insistence that her motives are invariably pure and self-defensive, whereas those of her enemies are invariably malign and bent on annihilation.
Labour Party lawmakers, only a few weeks ago emboldened by the phone hacking scandal, were reluctant to challenge more than obliquely Mr. Cameron's insistence that the rioting was "a matter of criminality, pure and simple," with "absolutely no excuse" in terms of joblessness, racial alienation and social deprivation in the neighborhoods from which many of the rioters came.
First, this insistence arises from Alexander's vision of a society of pure freedom and is to be achieved through an activated populace reshaping their environment through bottom-up, grass roots processes.
All the same, Shaffer's insistence that Mozart was a conduit for the divine underplays his pure professional craftsmanship.
