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• Over time, the popularity of Arana's somewhat puristic approach eventually waned.
• New words were puristic attempt to abolish a lexicogenic tradition once common in written literature.
• In response, a puristic movement grew up demanding Howard's original, un-edited stories.
• Yet there is criticism of the puristic language policy even in Croatia, as exemplified by linguist Snje ~
  ana Kordi
  .
• He authored a study on the Croatian imperative and numerous puristic articles ( " Filologi
  ke sitnice " ).
• Some of them go from newspaper to newspaper _ or market to market, as they say _ expressing disdain for their puristic predecessors.
• Back then _ before Jones'puristic approach helped give pro golf respectability _ men honored the sport's principles by dressing their best.
• Historically, Bokm錶 is a Norwegianised variety of Danish, while Nynorsk is a language form based on Norwegian dialects and puristic opposition to Danish.
• Konstantinos, a narrow minded person obsessed with the Byzantine Empire, is a very conservative character who speaks puristic Greek and is very religious and superstitious.
• However, French linguist Paul-Louis Thomas and Croatian linguist Snje ~
  ana Kordi
  have described and criticized puristic and prescriptive tendencies even in Pranjkovi
   s publications.
• Some aspects of his work meet criticism, primarily his puristic approach to the linguistic terminology, the primordialist view of nations, and subjectivity in articles on language policy.
• His contributions to Greek education have been neglected because of the traditional ideas he advocated concerning the Greek language question ( supporting the use of Puristic Greek or Katharevousa ).
• A few synthetic forms occurring in twentieth-century Basque literature are even a posteriori extrapolations or back-formations of historically unattested forms, created for stylistic, poetic or puristic purposes.
• The debate intensified with the advent of a new Norwegian written language in the 19th century, now known as Nynorsk, which is based on Modern Norwegian dialects and puristic opposition to Danish and Dano-Norwegian.
• Critics have suggested that Densusianu's image of Symbolism was rather complex and its agenda still eclectic : " Vieaa Nou
  " harbored a group of authors with distinct Neoclassical traits, who treasured free verse as a puristic form of poetic expression.
• The scheme was translated by Rother into the proposed space distribution for the in a " puristic cubism " style, but with some characteristics of the seat of the famous school of Bauhaus, in Dessau ( Germany ), with a prismatic volumetry, white and austere.
• He showed his unease at the new modern style championed by players such as Paddy O'Brien, while distancing himself from the intolerance of puristic commentators like Se醤 ?Riada, who accused the modern style accordion of being an unworthy instrument for the rich melodic traditions of Ireland, and saw its characteristic melodic techniques as fundamentally alien to his conception of Irish dance music.