Sentence examples for sometimes pure from inspiring English sources

'But sometimes pure can be very opulent.

My curiosity is sated by the music alone - brilliantly spasmodic, anti-melodic, grating, and sometimes, pure pop.

It is also realistic and concrete, because that is what the sky looks like sometimes – pure solid colour or a gradation of colours.

Like the other artists who worked in this style, he painted landscapes and figure studies in brilliant, sometimes pure colours and used broken brushstrokes and impulsive lines to define his spontaneous compositions.

"This is inherently the problem with Diana: we've had a long history of people – for a variety of reasons, including sometimes pure titillation, which I think is the worst reason – say, 'Ooo.

He needs to tell people that the earth doesn't actually revolve around the holy union between man and wife: that the world doesn't need to shake when people make love, that sometimes pure physical release is OK.

Can Botox-shaming sometimes be pure bitchiness masquerading as the moral high ground?

(Numbers of the form bi are sometimes called pure imaginary numbers to distinguish them from "mixed" complex numbers).

Almost every step forward in reconstructing his life involves a step backward into conjecture and a further step sometimes into pure foolishness.

Berlioz sometimes paints pure emotion (in "Romeo Alone," for example), sometimes kinetic action ("Festivities at the Capulets" and the "Queen Mab" Scherzo), and sometimes both (in the "Love Scene").

The Nazis confounded themselves with their ludicrous pseudo-intellectual racial purity laws, which eventually became so complex that you have to laugh at the bureaucrats who tried to codify and enforce them; so they sometimes pardoned "pure" Roma.