impurity造句

The impure mixture with impurity is purified.

What are these sources of impurity?

So moral impurity is the second kind of impurity that's described by Klawans and others.

The oxygen react vigorously with the impurity in the iron.

That does not touch moral impurity in a person.

Notice corruption, impurity, pleasure, death, those are all linked together.

Remember that impurity and sin are often associated with death.

Process validation should confirm that the impurity profile for each API is within the limits specified.

And God is no longer repelled by the impurity that marred his sanctuary.

Ritual impurity, which is generally permitted, is distinguished by the characteristics I've quickly jotted down here.

That's a kind of moral impurity, and his life is forfeit because of that.

Thiophene as benzene in the production process of an impurity, its downstream users for a greater impact.

If impurity is associated with death, it makes sense that its antithesis, holiness, would be associated with life.

'if a man marries his brother's wife, it is an act of impurity; he has dishonored his brother. They will be childless.

And the new Republican recruits, fired up by the party's triumph at the election, will doubtless be on the lookout for any signs of ideological impurity.

I know that I have struggled with purity issues just as much outside of relationships as in them; the impurity just manifests itself in different ways.

After reduction, manganese is extracted by sulfuric acid and high purity manganese carbonate is obtained after impurity removal from the solution and reaction with ammo.

The two are opposites. They are opposed and antagonistic towards one another. So Klawans points out, as you know, that there are three main sources of impurity in P.

Jacob Milgrom has argued that there's a kind of Archimedean principle at work here: every sin creates an impurity that encroaches upon the realm of holiness and displaces a certain amount of holiness.