“When the utensils are arranged, the host pauses, exhales, and then commences an extended purification of the items.”

“It represents the totality of the spiritual journey. It includes the cultivation and purification of your soul, heart, mind, and body.”

“Therefore, a business opportunity could be created for an entrepreneur interested in running the acid separation and purification process.”

“What Bakhtin finds onerous in Kant's philosophical formulations is its purism and utopianism.”

“But generally speaking, in our emerging virtual era the stress is no longer on questions relating to style, purism, or historical tradition.”

“Technically, they speak of a purism which redefines the areas of documentary photography in which they may be flippantly or carelessly bracketed.”

“They employ it specially in funeral and expiatory ceremonies as a purificator and as a symbol of immortality.”

“Experimental evidence shows that wiping the chalice with the purificator, reduces the bacterial count by 90 per cent.”

“Install an air purifier and change air filters monthly in heating and air conditioning systems.”

“Young and the others hastily stuffed a purifier into each nostril and inhaled some much needed fresh air.”

“Chlorella, a green algae, is rich in essential nutrients including chlorophyll, a useful blood purifier.”

“It is as if the bracing pureness of the air, the remoteness from the outer world, the unrestricted freedom from formal restraint, gives to forest life a charm for which in vain we will ever seek elsewhere.”

“Her devotion is as unchanging as her pureness and innocence are absolute.”

“This must not be taken to refer to the trout of all sizes which abound in it, but to the crystal pureness of the lake.”

“Each ink goes through several tests for purity from contaminants to keep the printheads clean.”

“The purity of the cocaine was still being tested by forensic experts at Garda HQ yesterday.”

“The project aims to preserve for all time the natural beauty of the region and the unexcelled purity of the lake's waters.”

“A purist and a traditionalist, Gangubai has always believed in the classical tradition of music.”

“One of the many things that underwent balefire purifications was cattle, which were often led through the balefire's smoke.”

“Then you can do all your purifications and separations, and look at your leisure for which proteins fluoresce.”

“This review was called the closing of the lustrum, because it was accompanied with sacrifices and purifications named lustrations.”

“She also requires a tea service for eight, a Honey Bear pack of honey, a box of bendy straws and two air purifiers.”

“But if customers don't bite, he could be stuck with more than a few air purifiers after the holidays.”

“He claimed pubs are cleaner today than ever before, as they are installed with extractor fans and air purifiers.”

“For all its harshness, Ladakh's is a fragile environment, and purists might balk at the kind of meal my hosts cooked that night.”

“Haven't ballet purists reacted negatively to the combination of classical form and popular content?”

“His appeal to a wide section of the public naturally drew criticisms from the purists.”

“Fraction purities were assessed by a combination of Coomassie staining and immunoblotting of electrophoretically separated proteins.”

“Take me out into this new white world that has been born to-day of the ten purities and the ten thousand felicities!”

“There are purities so intense that, like fire, they burn those who would handle them, however tenderly.”