"Pépé," one of the most purely enjoyable films ever made, is a doomed modernist romance.
Mark Fiore, a self-syndicated cartoonist, won the editorial cartooning award for his animated work that appears on SFGate.com, the first purely online entry ever to win a Pulitzer.
Social media are dissolving the connection between everyday experience and political argument to the point that the latter often seems to take place in its own self-sealed universe, purely as an ever more hysterical kind of entertainment.
It is the most powerful purely visual medium ever created". That's why I cringe to hear some people even some photographers, though none I really admire dismissing the idea of the decisive moment as outmoded, even irrelevant in the digital age.
Wearable World, best known as the San Francisco-based conference and media site, is to launch what it claims is the first ever purely wearable technology accelerator and incubator programme in Europe.
One of these was the use of just the inscription "King Aphilas" as the reverse of a coin, the only purely epigraphical side ever used on an Aksumite coin.
Quite probably, no model based upon purely free-market assumptions ever could have, as pure-free-market economics, with its insistence that it is always best to just do what the free market says, rules out a priori the possibility that most such deliberate economic strategies can ever work.
No one is ever a purely neutral participant, he says.
One important question is whether this approach will ever match purely electronic computing techniques.
Written in 1975, the novel was a purely theatrical invention if ever there was one.
There is a principle in there, about witnessing a war, and not letting it ever become purely notional.
