How is ひたすら used here?


Was browsing japanese pages when I came across this.
<http://www.hobidas.com/blog/rosso/mjb/archives/2011/02/post_765.html>

The title was.

> ただひたすら純粋に美しい！ であります

Doesn't ひたすら and 純粋 mean roughly the same thing? Are these two words commonly
used together. From my little experience, I interpret this as "Intently pure
in beauty!"

I also came across another example.

> ただひたすら純粋にレースしたくて仕方ない

Which from, from my assumption is "I can't help but purely want to race."

Can't just 純粋 be used here instead? What's the point of ひたすら?




ひたすら means "to do only one thing".

純粋 means "pure".

ひたすら美しい is to do only one action of "feel".

In exact form, ひたすら美しい「と感じる」.

純粋に美しい is to feel "beauty" only, no other feeling.




ひたすら means "to do only one thing".

純粋 means "pure".

ひたすら美しい is to do only one action of "feel".

In exact form, ひたすら美しい「と感じる」.

純粋に美しい is to feel "beauty" only, no other feeling.

