Sentence examples for pure something from inspiring English sources

His style can be copied, but there is something pure, something unmitigated, in his core — something that can't be sold or sold out.

In her prime, she was fabulous — brisk and pure, something between an angel and an alien — and it will be nice to be reminded of that.

In Mr. Kaufman's work the desire to make something pure, something important, is not an academic matter but a primal and essential activity.

His style can be copied, but there is something pure, something unmitigated, in his core something that can't be sold or sold out.

If language is the poet's medium, its suggestive powers must be used together with the poet's biological presence to make something pure, something more logical than deductive thought, something comprised of language without which we cannot seem to have lived.

By sustaining various beliefs, he carried aspects of the 19th century forward into the age of Duchamp: a cultural morality, for instance, according to which he regarded art as pure, something from the heart, inimitable or else not art.

"The purer something is," he said, "the dirtier it will become".

Like Anne of Green Gables last week, it was pure comfort – something I know almost by heart.

They are pure decoration, something to lift the spirits while negotiating the mad alleyways – making them Naples's answer to Rome's fountains.

One white disco suit with black lapels was pure "Scarface": something Suge Knight might wear to a midnight showing of the sing-it-yourself "Saturday Night Fever".

Finally, logical atomism, in Wittgenstein's thought as opposed to Russell's, was at one and the same time metaphysical in the sense of conveying via pure reasoning something about how the world is and antimetaphysical.