Sentence examples for represents pure from inspiring English sources
There's a stuttering, staggering honk honk hnk hnk hnk hnk hnk hnk that represents pure panic.
Like Clutton in "Of Human Bondage," Strickland represents pure artistic desire, unmotivated by outside influences.
The scale economies of successful games are astonishing: every extra paying player represents pure profit.
The comparison could not entirely have pleased Pavlov, who rebelled at the "divine" authority accorded Marx ("that fool") and denied that his own "approach represents pure materialism".
When you're young, few things are quite as intoxicating as meeting someone with confidence: someone who lives freely, untroubled by doubt or self-consciousness, all fire and will, allergic to talk of status or career, who represents pure possibility at a time before any of these concepts — doubt, career, freedom — have taken on the full force of their meaning.
The upper curve represents pure glycine without silver nitrate.
The NEX represents pure-play clean-energy companies, some of which have grown big.
Beckham represented pure hope.
Only women who represent pure sex are visible.
Stripped down by necessity, the games represent pure escapism.
In one sense, the bans represent pure economic logic.
