Sentence examples for about as pristine from inspiring English sources

There's the Apollo 11 suit worn by Neil A. Armstrong, looking about as pristine as when he made his first small step on the moon in 1969, thanks to a cleaning job by NASA that, in retrospect, was ill advised because it damaged the materials the suit was made of.

The sound quality, by the way, was excellent — about as pristine as anyone could hope for on a crowded racetrack.

But a new study suggests that these so-called inclusions are not as pristine as scientists thought, raising doubts about conclusions that researchers have drawn from them, from the rise of early oceans to the movements of the ancient continents.

Their offices are as pristine as their living quarters.

So I would say in Tehelka it is still an extremely pristine landscape but not always as pristine as we want it to be.

All Stars, no bars Blame Robert Rubin ReprintsThe town is not as pristine as you might suppose.

The operations Mr. Bognar visits all look as pristine as a hospital surgical ward.

"You want it as pristine as you can get it," he said.

Few 78s are as pristine as the Charley Patton that Bussard played for me.

But it didn't emerge as pristine as it appears today.

Bright yellow aspen light up the landscape, as pristine as it has ever been.