Sentence examples for even pristine from inspiring English sources
Many of the images are chaste, even pristine, of a type that Almodóvar, working with the cinematographer José Luis Alcaine, has never given us before.
The problem was contaminated "scrapings" from yellowfin tuna carcasses, but for sushi enthusiasts there is a secondary, aesthetic concern: even pristine tuna shouldn't be reduced to a pulp and mixed with sriracha and mayonnaise.
Seeing how even pristine and protected forests like those at Monteverde can lose their crucial mists and clouds, researchers say it becomes less mysterious how a water-loving creature like the golden toad could vanish even from a forest where every tree still stands.
Even pristine, pretty, Zurich has startups like Wuala and Amazee creating a hub of activity.
The loss of individual mangrove species is also of great concern, especially as even pristine mangrove areas are species-poor compared with other tropical plant ecosystems [29].
Although our results do not necessarily invalidate previous analyses, they cautiously question the interpretation of ancient biomarkers or other life traces associated to old rocks, even pristine, as syngenetic biogenic remains when bulk analyses are carried out.
Trent Bridge, though, has played slower, even when pristine.
Even apparently pristine rainforests contain a constantly changing mix of species.
In Struhs's explanation, even if pristine water was flowing into the Everglades, phosphorus from previous years would keep the levels high: "The laws of man, no matter how vigorously enforced, do not trump the laws of nature".
Darts and Valiants of the 1970's rarely fetch more than $3,500, even in pristine condition, and only fully restored convertibles from the 1960's reach $6,000 or more.
The brutal attack she barely survives, said the film's director, Mr. Jordan, is a reminder that in this age even a pristine city can be just one senseless act away from utter chaos.
