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Towards the end of the millennium the movement was nothing more than a few individuals who were unsatisfied with the ‘in their opinion' moderately puristic endeavours of the Icelandic word-commissions.

languagehat.com: HIGH ICELANDIC. 2005

The totalitarian state promoted full emancipation of women and shaped the new forms of their social behavior, at the same time endorsing puristic and even ascetic forms of relationships between the sexes and often persecuting the violators of these norms.

Artists: Russia and the Soviet Union. Grigorij 2009

However, some israeli scholars do not approve of calling it this, and advocate “ivrit” for puristic purposes in my opinion.

“Who CARES what English people have for breakfast?” My contribution to the culture debate… « Ken Wilson's Blog 2009

Hardly anyone I know, including the few persons that are as informed and insightful as you, would deny that I am a rather “puristic” libertarian.

Libertarianism through Thick and Thin 2008

But what bother me is her puristic, elitist & really unrealistic view of herself & of post-doc.

Dissed! Professor in Training 2008

Looks great btw, puristic and minimalistic, but I doubt riding it would be a walk in a park.

21st Century Monocycle by Ben Wilson | Inhabitat 2008

The antithetic balance and word-jingle, with an exquisite, puristic, precise, and delicate lisp, as of one tasting the flavour of his words throughout.

Cyropaedia 2007

But apart from that, Pétur distinguised between Pétríska, which has a humorist function and Háfrónska, which is meant as a puristic variant of MI.

languagehat.com: HIGH ICELANDIC. 2005

Its members were inspired by the puristic extremities of the nineteenth-century Fjölnismen and the fanatic translation of Goethe's Faust by Bjarni Jónsson frá Vogi.

languagehat.com: HIGH ICELANDIC. 2005

A small group of determined people could light the puristic fire again.

languagehat.com: HIGH ICELANDIC. 2005