Sentence examples for pure version from inspiring English sources
The Reagan Imprint is best understood as, partly, Arquilla's attempt to sell transformation in its pure version.
His lab has drawn trails with a pure version of the pheromone, and shown that the ants will follow these artificial trails too.
Running a pure version of Android, the console can also play any title available on Google Play or Nvidia's own TegraZone store.
After the 29-year-old's sixth goal of the season maintained a four-point lead at the top of the Bundesliga, Watzke suggested this was the most polished and pure version of Reus yet.
Disappointingly, their voices are less strident than those who feel that television and in particular television editing are essentially sensationalist, and will distort whatever pure version of justice they currently imagine themselves to be involved in.
There have been some suggestions (from outside Google) that the "Android" brand itself might be dumped, in favour of "Nexus" - its "pure" version" of Android - or even a different name altogether.
Mr. Sullivan suspects that many of the missives are meant for variations of Poppop -- Poppops burdened with additional numbers or initials -- owned by people who were too late to claim the pure, unadulterated version that he grabbed in 1992.
The general reader gets the pure unadulterated version: appendices, prefaces, introductions, conclusions, charts, statistics, 60 pages of chapter notes, voluminous bibliography, and in this case, a quixotic final acknowledgement in which the author admits the obstacles inherent in his subject.
Kids have been given their own pure versions of the fable, like "Pocahontas" and "FernGully".
In science fiction and fantasy media, virtual realms have long been portrayed as spaces of limitless possibility, where people can be pure versions of themselves, free of the constraints of the real world, and where their dearest urges can be safely expressed and ratified.
On pure versions of such accounts, imagination plays no special role in the attribution of mental states to others.
