Sentence examples for condition is pristine from inspiring English sources

Because the painting has belonged to the same family for so long, its condition is pristine, which is rare for a Stubbs.

"The condition is pristine," he said.

Leslie Keno, senior specialist in American furniture at Sotheby's, added, "If the tray top moldings hadn't been replaced and its condition were pristine, it would be a half-million-dollar object".

The worst condition Wrigley Field is ever in is pristine.

Although the bay's condition is far from pristine, water quality has improved significantly in recent years, said Paul Mankiewicz, executive director of the Gaia Institute.

Finding a gold-ground painting of this kind in pristine condition is nearly impossible, experts say.

RESTORING damaged habitats to something like their pristine condition is a relatively recent idea.

The shows last about 20 minutes, and everything — in pristine condition — is thrown out so that the next designer can start fresh.

In a statement, Sepa said: "It is now widely accepted that a literal return to a pristine condition is a far from simple or even achievable concept.

In this economic climate, according to CBS News, keeping the parks pristine condition is a struggle, with a $12 billion dollar maintenance back log.

But keeping your linens in pristine condition is about more than just washing them the right way — it's also about storing them strategically to best preserve the color and integrity of the fabric, especially when they spend so much of their time hidden away when another set is in rotation.