Sentence examples for pure out of from inspiring English sources

The problem in it, of course its flaw, and there would be a flaw and a compromise element in almost everything passed in these years — nothing came out pure, out of these terrible debates over Reconstruction — its great flaw was that it was directed against public but not private acts of discrimination.

In 1933 a group of Muslim students at Cambridge, led by Choudhary Rahmat Ali, proposed that the only acceptable solution to Muslim India's internal conflicts and problems would be the birth of a Muslim "fatherland," to be called Pakistan Persiann: "Land of the Pure"), out of the Muslim-majority northwestern and northeastern provinces.

There are no strict rules in a street fight, meaning, in some senses, it is the most pure out of the three disciplines examined here.

In addition to the pure out-of-plane movement, the mirror can be tilted by applying different voltages at the different comb drive actuators.

What seems to govern the fate of Tom and his kin over the 40-some years the story blithely spans might more accurately be described as pure, out-of-the-blue coincidence.

This paper presents a closed form solution for the analysis and design of composite steel concrete (SC) shear wall systems subjected to pure out-of-plane loads with partial interaction theory.

Given that the modes of an imperfect ring are unlikely to consist of pure in-plane and pure out-of-plane modes, the proposed trimming approach takes account of the cross-coupling that exists between the in-plane and out-of-plane modes.

One of the main barriers to connectivity in India is that the pure out-of-pocket cost of data can be crippling.

Zaslansky et al. used a commercial ESPI (Q300, Ettemeyer, Germany) to perform underwater deformation measurements on equine cortical bones using two different interferometer configurations, one for measuring pure in-plane displacement, and one for pure out-of-plane displacement [ 15].

Pure emotion poured out of me and the words came easy.

(The emphasis is hers — "out of pure excitement," she explains).