Purists in a sentence

In fact, purists may argue that some of the games run a little too well.

It's something else that would anger purists, but many of them aren't happy with the show anyway.

Of course, the purists will point out we do not actually know how many wise men trekked to see the baby Jesus.

Shirt number purists will be happy now have a complete 1 to 11 list with Dogukan Sinik keeping the number 11 jersey after he returned from his loan spell in the second half of last term.

The purists don’t like it, but gone are the days when centres were simply there to create and take opportunities out wide and show off their Gidleyesque flick-pass.

When a classic game is remade for modern audiences there will almost always be purists that decry the updating of a beloved title and any changes to the core gameplay that come along with it.

While baseball purists are often resistant to changing America’s pastime, the pitch clock is bringing back a pace that that the sport hasn’t been enjoyed in decades.

Andrew Scott was angelic in a white Valentino suit (worn with a T-shirt, note), Pedro Pascal did a printed turtle neck Bottega Veneta (interesting) while for the purists, I give you Cillian Murphy in Saint Laurent (no tie).

Chicago purists complained because this is an expressway town, not a freeway town, like L.A. A well-known atheist bought a sign reading “Rename Your Church, Not Our Highway,” but was arrested before he could display it.

If Mini purists were upset by the arrival of the first Countryman as its first SUV back in 2010, there will be even more tears caused by this new third-generation model, due to hit UK roads imminently.

Predictably, some purists were not happy, but at least the resulting car is one of the fastest SUVs on the planet.

Some Bitcoin purists are also uneasy about how a reliance on large and increasingly regulated and legally compliant exchanges goes against the anti-establishment ethos of Bitcoin.

The classics boast upgraded graphics, allowing you to relish the timeless tales with a contemporary polish, and for the purists, the option to switch to the original polygon look is available at any time.

The Mach-E may have upset some purists over its Mustang badging, but who cares?

This seems to suggest that purists, who eschew such “romantic” notions as Levi’s and reject much that has accreted around the Tarot as nonsense, ignore the syncretic, character of Hermeticism.

This will delight purists.

Very fruity – it’s packed with with teeny blueberries, but it still has some sultanas for bun purists.

A small group of so-called purists on the right even crossed swords with Ronald Reagan, without whom modern conservatism would have emerged stillborn after the thumping Barry Goldwater received in 1964 from Lydon Johnson.

Cadbury Dairy Milk purists in the U.K. often sniff that U.S. versions of the Cadbury chocolate bars list sugar as the first ingredient.

In any conversation about how streaming services — the likes of Netflix and Amazon — are changing the movies, film purists will always cite the importance of the big screen experience.