Sentence examples for always pristine from inspiring English sources

Never mind that they are not always pristine or on schedule.

And nobody will have to worry about viruses, spyware or software updates; OnLive's virtual PCs are always pristine.

Our correspondent says the old neighborhoods of picturesque, if not always pristine, alleyways known as hutongs have been hardest hit.

Despite motel corridors and the poverty of many of its citizens, Maine appears desirable and beautiful, always pristine.

Luckily, a slew of restaurants are sanitizing street food, serving it in clean (if not always pristine) surroundings.

His playing was not always pristine; "The Hut on Fowl's Legs" was particularly ramshackle in its ferocity, "The Great Gate of Kiev" likewise in its grandeur.

And yes, the Remain lot haven't always been pristine either.

Well, it's always the pristine imagery and the serene reach of a Malick film.

The skiing was great because there was always a pristine powder of newly shredded financial records on the slopes.

No matter how much steam and condensation were produced by the occupant's ablutions, the rippled glass walls of her bathroom always looked pristine.

One of the biggest problems on The Magnificent Seven was the Mexican official who insisted the Mexican peasants' outfits must always be pristine white.