If you search for truth, your motives must be pure.
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But at this point, that would be pure speculation, conjecture.
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In a pandemic, it might as well be pure caffeine.
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When films reach beyond that, the result can be pure outrage.
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The ending to be pure horror movie — and also completely realistic.
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"Anything that I would say would be pure speculation," he said.
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I could venture a hypothesis, but that would be pure speculation.
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It requires that a woman's body be pure, innocent, virginal, and clean.
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Designing Facebook for the future seemed to be pure pleasure for Zuckerberg.
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As much as 90% of the population is considered to be pure Icelandic.
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It's safe to assume this film is going to be pure blockbuster gold.
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It will be tough, because open hearings tend to be pure political theatre.
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But Trump's rationale for the additional $100 billion seems to be pure one-upmanship.
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As to the fate of any pre-aboriginal Americans, that would be pure speculation.
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They must be pure of heart and ideally with a dog or cute baby.
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It could be pure nostalgia, but I think there's another element at play here.
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And in 2016, AOL emails are proving to be pure gold to campaign managers.
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It may not be pure luck, according to Rick Seaney, the founder of farecompare.
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Mixing is in human nature, and no one population is — or could be — pure.
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The solution must be pure and sterile because it is injected into the bloodstream.
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"There are very few plants that would be pure indica or sativa," said Dr. Holtzman.
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It can't be pure drudgery—we can't live our lives like that every single day.
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This is way above any plausible cost of capital and likely to be pure rent.
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But what was in the condom was a shock: what appeared to be pure blood.
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Okay, so the shirt could be pure coincidence, but does anything really slip past Bey?
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Cooking dinner, cuddling on the couch, even adopting a pet together would be pure bliss.
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In other words, this looks to be pure speculative trading banking on validation from MSCI.
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George Strait might be "pure country," but country music has always been a mixed-up genre.
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He didn't like people to rehearse; he wanted things to be pure and on the spot.
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There's a high demand on the cells themselves -- they need to be pure and high quality.
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If you thought Monopoly was a long game before, this version will probably be pure torture.
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Cryptomarket users describe the drugs bought there as better quality and more likely to be pure.
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A saint is someone who is meant to be pure, and a hoax is a misleading lie.
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Eugenie is one of the finest people I know and so together it will be pure harmony.
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And the only way to get through doing an act like that is to be pure love.
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I know it's a demon baby, and that it's going to grow up to be pure evil.
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" Lambert's nephew, by contrast, said that restoring his treatment would be "pure sadism by the medical-judicial system.
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What blew my mind was that a movie could be pure art, like a painting or a symphony.
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When Margaret Atwood first wrote Handmaid's, she famously decided that nothing in her dystopia would be pure fiction.
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It can be pure psychological torture, and cause even the calmest people to lose all semblance of chill.
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Slipping off for weekend getaways, or even staying in bed for 48 hours straight, could be pure bliss.
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To convince you that because no one can be pure, it's pointless to try to make anything better.
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The one I needed help with, and which turned out to be pure evil, was "Salt sack?" for BERTH.
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And although the Internet's perception of Minions may be pure terror, the locals think the silo is something else.
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Minaj stands in the middle of what appears to be pure night as she lip syncs to the tune.
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"He is harsher than other leaders — he wants his army to be pure," Mr. Madhoun said in an interview.
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The one interaction that should be pure, that should not be tainted by any kind of discrimination, is voting.
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With mariscos—the style of Mexican food that I specialize in—there is more room to not be pure.
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Of course, suggesting that Instagram will be the next front in the war on fake news would be pure speculation.
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Also, male officers might wish to marry their female comrades-in-arms, so it is essential that they be pure.
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Ive wanted the iPod, as well as its headphones and wires and even the power block, to be pure white.
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It's no wonder that, while Trump is wearing a scowl, Kim is beaming with what seems to be pure joy.
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There are minimal conditions to enter: the camels must be pure breed Mongolian bactrian and at least four years old.
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When Blondie came on— Rapture, be pure — things really got going & then the dancing got shut down by some square.
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You're just supposed to be pure and you go to the person you're writing about and you write the truth.
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"You can hang on and be pure, but in the end, the thing I fought for may never happen," he added.
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My arrest seemed to be pure intimidation, an attempt at chilling what is already a next-to-impossible process: seeking asylum.
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"Deep sea mining will be pure commerce, but there are certain situations where you cannot put profit before people," he said.
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"Tis a gift to be simple, tis a gift to be pure," and even more lovely with a touch of color.
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But she soon found that years of being told to be pure and virginal by the organization had a psychological impact.
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Outside of the firewall are three states that appear from polls to be pure toss-ups — Florida, North Carolina, and Nevada.
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Google can be "pure" and just ignore the largest internet market in the world, but that seems like a seriously naive tradeoff.
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Ive had an epiphany on his commute to work one morning: The iPod should be "pure white," with a stainless steel back.
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"So for us that was perfect for serverless because I don't really need to keep capacity around that would be pure waste."
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After decades in tempestuous, slow-going gestation, VR technology, once thought to be pure fantasy, is finally breaking through to the mainstream.
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Instead, Junior would have to be pure data, manufactured from the ground up, driven by the real Will Smith through motion capture.
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In the hands of any other actor who has ever lived, the scene would be pure so-bad-it's-good endurance comedy.
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A flower that for decades was believed to be gone forever now grows in great profusion on what appears to be pure rock.
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And the drawings would be pure juvenilia, were it not for later changes he made: In the mid-2000s, he added written texts.
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African-American voters don't expect any white politician to be pure on matters of race, especially if you're a white politician over 50.
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They're supposed to be pure and virtuous and set a high moral example for men to follow when men go out and do things.
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Between Ghost and Night Time, My Time, Ferreira's work remains true to a feeling that pop music doesn't have to be pure, pleasant escapism.
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According to a press release, both titles will be "pure game applications," and they will tie in closely with Nintendo's releases in that series.
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When I am 29, I have faith that there will be pure freedom and acceptance for all people in the world regardless of their differences.
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And if nothing else, at least this video will remind you that we're all worried that our art may in fact be pure, unadulterated, shit.
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" In an interview on PBS in June 2007, Mr. Novak said of Mr. McLaughlin, "He may not be pure evil, but he's close to it.
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The problem with the status quo is that, when the government starts banning words for what appears to be pure ideology, things can get scary.
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It's a power that is uniquely and solely his, and matches his idea of how the presidency ought to be: pure power and instant gratification.
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In 2017, some investors flocked to initial coin offerings, many of which proved to be pure speculation where the involved companies never produced a product.
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Heightening the stakes for the West in Venezuela is that, although geopolitics sometimes requires compromising convictions, our desired outcome for Venezuela can be pure and obtainable.
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I went into a recent performance wondering if it would be pure spectacle, but it did not disappoint — far from doing so, it left me stunned.
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Given all the weird pictures on everyone's camera roll, most people's automated slideshows will be pure garbage framed by a silly theme and set to cheesy music.
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If we can ever figure out a way for it to be pure and heartfelt and not such a big deal then we would probably do it.
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Willing is our hero, and as such we are meant to understand him to be pure of heart and unfailingly correct in his political and economic analyses.
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"For the sake of your country, for your own sake, and for the sakes of all who have ever loved you, let it be pure and bright."
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It wasn't just the dancing, either: being part of a crowd of likeminded people bludgeoned my anxious thoughts to the point where I would be pure sense manifested.
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Bannon is still on the job, and Trump may keep him there, because while he has been disruptive inside the White House, he could be pure nitroglycerin outside.
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Mr. Hartley declined to comment on the effects for Devon of the wider regulatory rollback, saying it would be "pure speculation" to consider how the company might benefit.
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Currently, when dark theme is turned on, there's no requirement for background to be pure black rather than some kind of dark gray, that's up to the device maker.
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The similarities between these two passage are too extensive to be pure coincidence, but following these accusations of plagiarism, there's been some confusion over exactly who wrote the speech.
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Even TikTok, which was designed to be pure escapism (but of course was never going to stay that way), isn't immune to the deluge of scary and uncertain news.
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But when Dawn arrived at Ceres, early spectral data showed that the crater material was far too bright to be pure water—it had to contain some form of salt.
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Uganda's Department of Geological Survey and Mines says Kilembe has an estimated 4 million tonnes of ore, of which 1.98 percent is estimated to be pure copper and 0.17 percent cobalt.
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Much of what you see over the next 12 weeks will be pure theater staged for the purpose of taking an already electrified Democratic base into new ecstasies of outrage and indignation.
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"As far as what the two defendants contemplated themselves, that would be pure speculation at this point," he said, responding to a question about a murder-suicide pact as the possible motive.
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That means that, as long as they pay their bill in full and on time — effectively using the card like a debit card — the benefits and welcome bonus will all be pure profit.
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We also lived in a rural area 90 minutes from the nearest hospital with a labor and delivery center, a distance that I imagined would be pure hell to travel while in labor.
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Currently, when dark theme is turned on, there's no requirement for backgrounds to be pure black rather than some kind of dark gray, as that choice has been left to individual Android phone makers.
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I've always craved a black and white answer for everything, just as I've wanted my heroes to be pure and perfect, but what I've started to realize is that these issues are infinitely complex.
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It could be pure coincidence that an influx of over $87 million in potentially unbacked coins was created around the same time the value of almost every one of the top 100 coins began increasing.
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The case filed by the Securities and Exchange Commission against Theranos and Elizabeth Holmes describes a litany of falsehoods about a claimed revolutionary method to conduct blood tests that turned out to be pure fiction.
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" When asked what the impact will be on the gun market if more companies follow in Dicks' footsteps, Debny said, "Well really that would just be pure speculation right now… I don't want to speculate.
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" Biuw stressed that any statement on the whale's intended purpose would be "pure speculation," but added: "We know that the Russian military during the Cold War were training belugas to sniff out mines or old torpedoes.
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And I do not have any evidence that President Trump has said to anyone privately, so for me to say yes, that is what he is thinking, it would be pure speculation out of thing air.
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Unleashing him while Paul rests will be pure devastation; embedded within the second unit, Griffin will have the ball in his hands more often, a worst-case scenario for any defense hoping to catch a break.
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Though its songs may be pure ear candy to fans, they encapsulate for him a lifetime's worth of stops and starts, frustrating near-misses and occasional head-on collisions with Meat Loaf, his friend and collaborator.
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According to the report, Katie was found unresponsive on the grounds after ingesting what she believed to be pure ecstasy, and none of the four medical tents she was taken to were properly trained to handle such situations.
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Missing an important opportunity because we'd stopped off to booze would be pure Pump, and anyone with a deep knowledge of the show could reasonably have become convinced that such decisions are consequence-free more often than not.
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For example, Father John Misty had 22011,0003 of his 2000,22016 first-week sales turn out to be pure album sales, but to date, no track on his 219 record Pure Comedy has had more than 5.2 million individual Spotify streams.
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And, no matter how much they bray around him, he stands his ground, reacting to what may be pure in them, as performers, with his own purity, the wellspring of his work, which is that of a potentially great artist. ♦
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Even as we excuse men for being rapists because of their talents, women are still divided into whores and wives: Wives must be pure and forgiving of their husbands trespasses and whores provide a class of women that are disposable.
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Historically, quotas for women could be pure window dressing, as, for example, in the Soviet Union, where for decades women made up a fixed 26 percent of the Supreme Soviet, the country's highest legislative body, an institution that had no power.
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I appreciate both on behalf of the youngsters, but the fantastical story of an artist mother using a flying car to jet around Europe to explain how colors can represent movement and sound reminded me that abstraction can be pure pleasure.
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I believed the SMURFS to be pure '80s, weakly reprised this decade, but to my surprise the little blue characters actually began as a 1950s Belgian cartoon, so maybe the Smurfs of my memories are also a weak reprise of Les Schtroumpfs.
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To be included in the sales total, models sold by Nissan need to either be pure electric or e-POWER vehicles (Nissan's hybrid system that delivers the performance benefits of a fully electric powertrain with the range and refuelling benefits of an internal combustion engine).
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While Ugly Betty acquainted viewers with the telenovela's outrageous, irresistibly sugary combination of melodrama and sincerity, Jane the Virgin took the telenovela into the twenty-first century, with its complicated romp through the struggle between the lure of pleasure and the pressure to be pure.
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Working at Cloud might be pure drudgery — one character, Zinnia, dashes around the campus's huge warehouse, fetching items and dropping them on conveyor belts for hours at a time — but it beats trying to make a living in the tatters of civil society outside.
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At the core of these defenses is a belief in American innocence — a notion that no matter how important the role slavery played in the country's creation and history, it cannot be used to define America; that the United States' founders must be pure and their ideals untarnished.
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Now we see why — this seemingly harmless old woman appears to be pure evil, even telling poor Lucious "Dwight Walker" Lyon, "I'm sorry I was too weak to kill you when I had the chance," all while standing over him wielding a kitchen knife and forcing him to eat cake.
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Rosenrain comes from ungrafted vines planted in 1934, and this wine was a revelation of how good silvaner can be: pure, textured, deep and intense, with lingering flavors so thoroughly mineral you can't help but visualize the stony, unyielding terrain and the winemaker's determination to push it to its extreme.
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It's also possible she'll end up killing one of her own for failing to be "pure" enough, as part of a symbolic story about how vengeance always ends up being all-consuming, which is something the fourth and fifth books are more thematically interested in than the TV show they've inspired.
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Bless Yeah marketplace is going smooth, Hope you're enjoying our fire in the booth, Hope Charlie Sloth promotes this, That would be pure bliss, Our site is back up n' running, Was more anticipated than Jesus' second coming, Look forward to hearing from you soon Jay You'll always be our number 1 Bae Peace out, ASOS Rianna The unique verbal exchange prompted a lot of attention.
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While women should be perfectly free to be ring girls if they so choose without being dismissed or insulted as bimbos, sluts, or whatever insult is thrown at women who are seen as having a purely ornamental role in our society, the fact is that their role was created to be pure eye candy in an age when only men were stepping into the ring or the cage.
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But even then the real question will remain: Why in the world an athlete as successful as Jones, a man who was looking at a "eight-figure payday" at UFC 200, and who has a team of managers, PR flacks, nutritionists, and coaches on his side, would risk everything he's worked for by taking a supplement that hasn't been confirmed by an army of scientists to be pure as the driven snow (real snow, not the other kind).
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It's startling to realize as an adult how many of their teachings transcend religion and geography, how the most enduring fairy tales (or their cousins, folklore and fable) are distillations of universal truths and universal fears presented in often-fantastic costumes and contexts: If a stranger offers you a deal too good to be true, avoid it (he's probably the devil in disguise); if an animal asks you for help, give it (he's probably a god in disguise); if you are a child, it is better to be pure of heart than clever or brave (though being clever and brave helps, too).
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