"pure personality" is a valid phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to someone's unique and distinctive character or traits. For example, "She had a pure personality that was so genuine and kind".
The second reason is the pure insufferable personalities of Durham students.
"When Chrissie and Martina were winning 36 majors," Billie Jean King, the tennis legend, talking pure performance, not personality, recalled of the Chris Evert versus Martina Navratilova rivalry of the late '70s and early '80s, "everyone was complaining about only two good players, no depth.
Prince of Persia producer Ben Mattes said in an interview that he considers Kratos "a supercool character, but it's black and white; his personality is pure rage, his dialogue is pure rage, his character design is pure rage – it's kind of easy".
There is plenty of gee-whiz and tee-hee in her merry tale, a colorful blend of anecdote, personality and pure science explained in the simplest terms.
On Tuesday, he broke a conservative logjam by pure force of his personality to pass a landmark bill to ban discrimination against gays that the Senate Republicans had kept bottled up for 31 years.
Yet her personality is pure girl-next-door: she is a natural with the audience, and has us in the palm of her hand from the start, cooing charmingly about how wonderful we are, how delighted she is to be here, and just how special are her special guests.
Let these exercise meditations prepare you with the direct experience of you as pure awareness, beneath your personality, separate from what dementia can strip away.
In St . Louishe has feuded with the Cardinals icon Ozzie Smith, and he manages in the Hall of Fame shadow of Whitey Herzog, whose simple tastes and affable personality made him pure St . Louis
