Sentence examples for pure work from inspiring English sources
Perhaps St Paul's is not a pure work of art.
He added: "To me it's just a pure work of science fiction, probably the most influential science fiction novel in the last 25 or so years.
But Maas also chose not to conceal the steel trusses inside the walls, which he could have done if he intended the house to feel like a pure work of magic.
He means that a pure work of art cannot be subject to moral praise or blame because the Aesthetic domain exists independently of and prior, in the Philosophy of Spirit, to the Ethical.
The magazine also noted that it was Takahashi's "most challenging and pure work" and that the Xenosaga series never quite matched up to Xenogears.
The way, sometimes, is not to massacre the players with tactical questions and pure working situations where, probably mentally, you are not open for that or happy enough for that".
Jung spoke with passionate enthusiasm of "the complete independence" of the works Jeonju had financed, their liberation from any hint of commercial imperative; the films, she implied, were pure works of art.
Firstly, the authors' previous study on the optimal pure working fluid screen criteria is simply reviewed.
It may be his noblest and purest work, his best work in the moral sense, the one that conveys his finest and highest musical purpose.
She also recovered from an ephemeral "loathing" for photography, or for the discipline a career required, to do some of her purest work as a modernist.
