purist

A holy man of the Gods, Purist applies his holy spells to support and defensive spells.

For the purist, perhaps, but for kids born today, the word "film" will mean nothing.

I probably should have said this earlier, but I'm by no means an XML purist.

The Quiksilver program is universally recognized as the embodiment of purist improvisation and innovation.

The binding solution I've shown you here seems almost sinfully easy, especially from a Java-purist point of view.

Mark agreed with my essentially purist's decision simply to not test the chocolates that had things added to them: hazelnuts, fruit, etc.

Barrow's dismissal of Blake is, presumably, a defense of dubstep-- the gesture suggests a purist, an elitist, or both.

Mr Obama countered that a "purist position" brings "no victories for the American people" .

There's also a DSC-Off Mode for drivers seeking a more purist experience.

You're a purist about presentation, so you want to exclude the highlight domain.

A purist would argue that an object should never send a message to itself.

Being an object oriented purist has its advantages.

This purist variant of the GT3 is particularly suited for use on the track.

The Purist model will be available in white, yellow and red.

He was being a purist in both cases.

In many ways, Veasey is a craft business purist.

The Russian National Purist Thought and the Emergence of "the Circle of Local Writers" in China