Sentence examples for pure of the from inspiring English sources

She never had that idea that literature must be pure of the issues of society.

Continuity IRA is the smallest but also the most ideologically pure of the three.

The Continuity IRA, for instance, is arguably the most ideologically pure of the three rebel republican groups.

The body is brute touched to life; the true man is the other, going pure of the body, natively endowed with the virtues which belong to the Intellectual-Activity, virtues whose seat is the Separate Soul, the Soul which even in its dwelling here may be kept apart.

In "The Death of the Moth," published a year after she committed suicide, Woolf writes: Watching him, it seemed as if a fibre, very thin but pure, of the enormous energy of the world had been thrust into his frail and diminutive body...

In addition to denouncing Buddhist practices as unnatural and antithetical to the well being of the state, Han Yu singles out Mencius as the "most pure" of the followers of Confucius.

That comes out of pure spur-of-the-moment indulgence.

Ralph Stanley is one of the last, and surely the purest, of the traditional country musicians.

The first and still purest of the true extreme sports is the marathon.

Many aficionados consider "Four Saints" the purer of the two Thomson-Stein operas.

The Germanic peoples (the Nordic race) were considered the purest of the Aryan race, and therefore the master race.