purists造句

It is this quality, deeply English, that drives soul purists crazy when trying to categorize Sade.

In Finland purists insist that only birch bark should be added.

Only a few purists, of whatever age, now use a film rather than a digital camera.

Punk purists are perhaps the most loathsome gnats in all of creation.

Even more terrible, the purists wear blinders and can not see the person beyond that one trait.

The “teens” might prove popular among younger trend-setters (even if purists protest that these begin in 2013 not 2010).

It's the type of track you might have heard on one of his recent EPs — the kind Blake purists lament this album's supposed lack of.

Apparently our readers are purists, preferring a super car with a 5-speed manual and without traction control to the high-tech gew-gaws of the 430 Scuderia.

When Germany's Lena Meyer-Landrut takes to the Eurovision stage on May 29th to sing "Satellite" in English, purists will cringe.

But the jeers from folk purists would soon fade amid the cheers Dylan received when he released Highway 61 Revisited one month later.

Certain purists may insist that all these actions were illegal and illegitimate, but the actual practice of international relations matters more than legal doctrine.

Those who disparaged the Romeo and Juliet experience, whether they were Shakespeare shunners, or purists, or simply sticks in the mud, might be prepared to quibble over Moulin Rouge.

Considering the history of the GNU Project, it should be no surprise that one can find ideological purists in the ranks of FOSS users (some who would doubtlessly object to my use of the term "FOSS").

However MSNBC says some purists are offended that Coca-Cola is veering from its traditional red cans, and some deluded sippers feel that the soda tastes different in white cans.