Sentence examples for pure ruin from inspiring English sources
That Bear would pure ruin him".
Sources of purely user-generated content, no matter how philosophically pure, are easy to ruin.
The minimalist artists were rigorous about the cool visual terms in which their work was photographed, but here the sculptures invade each other's space, moving bodies ruin their pure lines and a cleaner arrives to remove a small drift of dust from the ordered precincts of a Morris piece.
Yes, it was pretty terrible, that time that the federal government headed off pure, mountain grown, economic ruin, I guess.
You could be saved by pure chance, or else ruined.
"Even if N.S.A. does it with the purest motive, it can ruin the reputations of billion-dollar companies".
We wouldn't suggest looking into it unless you want to ruin such a pure part of your childhood.
The early letters - Paris is 'hateful', Scotland 'barbarian', Rome's ruins 'rubbishy' - are pure condemnation and Berenson, in his late eighties and an antiquarian of gossip, easily diverts him to his colleagues.
A thing to keep in mind if you don't like corporate sponsors and feel their impact has ruined an otherwise pure creative process - that's nothing new either - look to its origins in Bach or Mozart, who could only support themselves at the beneficence of the court.
"Pure logic," said Antoine de Saint-Exupéry Saint-Exupéry of the spisithe
No one should ever ruin your happy mood! pure!
