Sentence examples for purely classic from inspiring English sources

A rise of interest in purely classic technique and balletic abstractions has made such hybridizations less frequent.

If you're going to choose one of the old-time, famous, purely classic restaurants...make sure you don't choose a tired-and-touristy one.

Of these 22 tumors, 10 displayed purely classic histopathology, four tumors had classic histopathology along with areas demonstrating anaplastic features, three tumors displayed desmoplastic or nodular/desmoplastic qualities and five tumors exhibited purely large-cell, anaplastic or anaplastic morphology (Additional file 2: Table S1).

Corin Hardy: What enticed me more than anything was that it was taking a different direction rather than just purely being a classic gothic horror.

And even some otherwise bad horror movies can become cult classics purely for some horrifying imagery, as is the case with Xtro….

MR: And if you look back at that year purely from the classics introduced that have stayed in the culture, it's obvious 1970 was musically an important year.

Running counter to the "Romantic" is the "Classic" or "purely Intellectual" story, originating with "Marie Rogêt," in which the "action" is largely mental, as we follow the detective from clue to clue.

They consist of residential complexes laid out around small plazas and their occupation was limited purely to the Late Classic period.

Seven hundred and sixteen patients with minimally classic or purely occult CNV, and evidence of presumed recent disease progression, were included in the MARINA study, a randomised, multicenter, sham-controlled phase 3 trial.

With this distinction between the spheres of scientific knowledge and of craft we seem to have, at last, the classic division between the purely theoretical and the purely practical.

The final mix of silks is a purely instinctual combination of the classic and the abstract.