"pure thoughts" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize thinking that is free from any negativity or impure motivations. For example, "I strive to always have pure thoughts."
If the Government gets its way at Federal court hearings Monday in Washington, anyone who seeks to demonstrate in front of the White House or for a half‐dozen blocks around will practically have to put his life history in writing, say he never believed in anything, and thought only pure thoughts pleasing to the police.
"I never had pure thoughts".
"OK I have not read the book because it will dirty my pure thoughts, but if you are a Muslim, you follow Islamic rules without question.
It also represents the secular residue of a powerful religious pattern of thought that linked spiritual righteousness with pure thoughts and selfless deeds.
But he has gone off that idea, and is now leaning towards a plate bearing the mantras "Live Free or Die" and "Pure Thoughts" stamped on it.
Marked by a canny mix of violence and chastity, the franchise has always had plenty of broken heads to go along with its pure thoughts, but here it also features a marital bed reduced to kindling after a rough night.
Not so Gorky, who wrote: "Personally, I prefer to imagine man as a machine, which transmutes in itself so-called 'dead matter' into a psychical energy and will, in some far-away future, transform the whole world into a purely psychical one... Everything will disappear, being transmuted into pure thought, which alone will exist, incarnating the entire mind of humanity......
Electric blue moonlight the color of pure thought".
It was a pure thought experiment, a kite that might fly.
Instead, absolute truth was to be sought through the Platonic ideal of pure thought.
But the great thing about algorithms is that they are pure thought-stuff – computer code.
