Sentence examples for pure ones from inspiring English sources

As a religious figure, he is worshipped under the name "Supreme Old Lord", Tàishàng Lǎojūn) and as one of the "Three Pure Ones".

Daoism developed largely from the teachings of the Daodejing, attributed to the 6th century BC philosopher Laozi ("Old Master"), considered one of the Three Pure Ones (the prime deities of Daoism).

Republicans tend to plump for electable candidates over ideologically pure ones, and seasoned politicians over relative neophytes.

So using eugenics, a method of breeding to emphasize specific traits, the Nazis hoped to invade the genetic spirals of evolution, seize control and replace "unfit" crops and livestock with pure ones.

BUT as my appetizer of baked chèvre arrived, I reminded myself that even some of the top-ranking Cathar holy men, known as "pure ones" or "Perfects," were not entirely immune to Languedoc's less spiritual attractions.

So using eugenics, a method of breeding to emphasize specific traits, the Nazis hoped to invade the genetic spirals of evolution, seize control and replace "unfit" foreign crops and livestock with pure ones.

Mr Miliband wants to shift to a pure "one member, one vote" system – a change his allies hailed as more radical than Tony Blair's party reforms, under which Labour ditched its Clause IV commitment to public ownership.

That's in part because Putin's version of nationalism is actually premised on building a powerful multiethnic state rather than a racially pure one, he said.

The vote is now a pure one member, one vote.

"Unlike us, Stephanie is pure," one teacher said, summing up the group sentiment.

And calling him a pure one-guard is like pigeonholing Cristiano Ronaldo as a right-winger.