Sentence examples for as a pristine from inspiring English sources

Like everything else in life, there is no such thing as a "pristine" assessment.

But New Zealand's reputation as a pristine place might not be exactly warranted.

Environmentalists and some officials favor protecting the refuge as a pristine wilderness area.

Brancusi's studio (in fact, a complex of studios) survives as a pristine, timeless, reconstructed exhibit.

Overall, the solute contents are low and characterise Nam Co as a pristine environment.

Some may consider this view of innocence as a pristine pleasantness to be old-fashioned prudishness; perhaps it is.

"It is as close to a pristine ecosystem as it is possible to get on this planet," says Jane Lubchenko of Oregon State University.

Some environmentalists see the Anthropocene as a disaster by definition, since they see all human changes as degradation of a pristine Eden.

As a collectible, a pristine example wouldn't stretch many collectors' budgets.

Susanna The Norwegian singer-songwriter Susanna Karolina Wallumrod, who performs as Susanna, has a pristine, entrancing voice and the self-assurance to send it unguarded into the world.

The best way to see any film is as intended, on a pristine movie theatre screen in a darkened house.