Sentences with phrase «pure state»

I bow in a deliciously pure state of joy knowing that others will read this and take in weather on purpose or not the deliciously perfectly worded message that was truth.

Scientists have inventoried biodiversity and have been measuring how much and how fast Amazonian forests can absorb carbon dioxide from the atmosphere with the assumption that the plots were in their most pure state.

Celibacy is the only right and pure state of life for all the unmarried: put another way, the unmarried are morally obliged to be celibate.

Inducing a pure state boredom can lead to choiceless awareness.

Free from any real responsibility, with more money than they know what to do with, the recent generations of Johnsons represent the idea of the wealthy family dynasty in its purest state: rich, bored and dangerously aimless.

These motives are fear and pride, seldom encountered in their pure state (though that can happen), but usually in compounds.

In this manner Duméry dispels the illusions of those who would like to reject the forms of expression in order to get at a religious fact in its pure state.

In the first place it ignores the fact that in the Bible the revelation is not in a pure state, but enmeshed in a mentality, and that the Semitic schemes are nothing but schemes.

He never gets angry (mind - altering), sad (mind - altering), happy (mind - altering), or anything but the purest state of mind that never changes.

Biologically, let me repeat, there can be no true Democracy without the balanced combination of these two complementary factors, which in their pure state are expressed, one by individualist and the other by authoritarian regimes.

In other words, without getting too technical, it's in its pure state.

You got it right — frozen puree is much closer to acai's pure state.

This natural sugar alternative has some pretty impressive nutritional qualities in its pure state: no calories and zero grams of sugar.

Let's remember the times when football was still in a pure state!

We're NOT Newcastle, we're ARSENAL, class in its pure state should be our definition.

«The Greeks and Romans romanticized the Nubians as a people living in a pure state,» Kendall says.

The calculated 3D Fermi surface of CaKFe4As4, a material notable for having a high superconducting temperature of 35K in its pure state.

We just need to detach from the story and go back to that pure state within.

While frying and broiling produce these chemicals as well, those charred bits at the edges of barbecued meat contain HCAs in their purest state.

Natural, or pure state, nut butters tend to be drier than commercial butters.

The problem with omega 3 is that it turns rancid very quickly, the advantage of using (fresh) whole flax seeds and then grinding them is that you will get the oil in a fresh and pure state.

Yoga philosophy defines that the study of yoga encompasses not only the physical science of practicing but also the art of balancing our mind, body, and spirit to achieve the pure state on oneness within ourselves.

This results in the highest grade of raw ingredients, which in their pure state contain large amounts of naturally occurring vitamins and minerals.

If you need convincing that chocolate, or, more specifically, cacao, which is chocolate in its purest state, is good for you, read our post on its physical and emotional benefits.

Instead, choose products that come in a pure state, such as rice, vegetables and chicken.

Get ready to get fast tracked into a space where you can design your life from a pure state of bliss.

Lately I've been all about wholesome foods in their purest state.

«Fan service» in its purest state: if you like anime, «eroge», rail shooters, date sims and japanese weirdness (shoot pheromones to fight demons, really?)

One simply stares at it in stunned disbelief — the purest state of the cinematic what - the - hell?

Michael launches into a pure state of exuberance about the new App Store for e-Ink, new developers system for paid apps and why Amazon / Google is bad for your privacy.

It was easily mined, and often found in a pure or near - pure state (i.e. not an oxide) both freely available in rivers and in seams found in mines.

Most often no ore is required for gold it is found in its pure state in nature.

Some of these dogs can, in a pure state, reach into the nineties in weight.

• Freeze - dried raw protein pieces are mixed into the kibble in a pure state to provide a nutritional boost, easy digestion and the fresh taste dogs love.

This is a wonderful event for those that enjoy nature in its purest state.

Even the Mega Man trailer only briefly showed the filter, and the entire rest of it showed the games in their purest state, at the normal 4:3 resolution.

Introducing the notion of intuitive art and automatism in his Surrealist Manifesto, he defined the movement as «psychic automatism in its pure state, by which one proposes to express — verbally, by means of the written word, or in any other manner — the actual functioning of thought.»

Inspired by her travels and the marshes, trees, land and light surrounding her own home, Gornik examines nature in its purest state, capturing its solitude, enormity, and the intrinsic serenity associated with land untouched.

Yet Picasso exhibited Cubist works at the first Surrealist group exhibition in 1925; the concept of «psychic automatism in its pure state» defined in the Manifeste du surréalisme never appealed to him entirely.

Post Surrealism, which Feitelson and Lundeberg originally termed New (or Subjective) Classicism in their eponymous 1934 manifesto, was a direct response to André Breton's philosophy, which encouraged the expression of what he called «psychic automatism in its pure state, by which one proposes to express — verbally, by means of the written word, or in any other manner — the actual functioning of thought.

I don't want to tell stories, so I try to reduce the image to its purest state.»