They have never had proper music lessons and their parents never particularly encouraged them to start performing so we are going with the theory that they are purely crazy-talented child prodigies.
One of them, Miss Robin Hood (1952), made it to the US, where the New York Times enjoyed Margaret Rutherford's "droll gyrations" but thought "John Guillermin's direction is frantic and wild, so that the picture becomes a crazy clutter of purely mad clowning and flighty farce".
"Anyone who does documentaries for a purely moneymaking venture is crazy because there are other areas in the business where you can reliably make a lot more," Thompson said.
In purely practical terms, it would be crazy for a new democracy to close the door to the leadership skills of the many women who have been so active in setting their countries on the path of freedom.
"If you're a high math student in America, from a purely economic point of view, it's crazy to go into STEM," said Georgetown University researcher Anthony Carnevale.
The structure of "Chunhyang" that goes between the performance and purely cinematic expression, many people find it a crazy idea, to go back and forth between the narrative and the performance and then go back to the narrative again.
"The Ponder Heart," a 1954 novella, is essentially "The Robber Bridegroom" rewritten, a heavily whimsical fable about another purely innocent Southern man — Uncle Daniel Ponder, so rich and amiably crazy that he gives all his possessions away.
Aesthetically, I'm not crazy about the camouflage motif but that's purely a subjective criticism on my part.
If it's purely a matter of storage capacity, well they're building data centers like crazy, so they'll have enough space soon enough.
"It's not purely academic, not hand in glove with government; some of it just feels like a crazy accident".
While Haakon the Crazy was in the process of gathering an army to fight the Bagler, likely at a second purely military assembly at Øyrating, Guttorm suddenly became ill and died on 11 August.
