Sentence examples for feel pristine from inspiring English sources

"Watteau, Music and Theater" makes the dance of that era feel pristine.

And even though I probably reek of sweaty Lycra, I feel pristine – outside and in.

It's a modest but striking space with an airy Mediterranean feel: pristine white walls ascend to a vaulted ceiling, citrus fruits with partly peeled rinds fill wire buckets, plant life is plentiful.

But even on this continent that looks and feels pristine, a troubling process is underway because of global warming.

Although it was used by the US Navy for test bombing till 2003, Vieques feels pristine, with miles of untamed, deserted beaches, and the world's brightest bioluminescent bay.

If anything is better than having a book to read, it is having a new book, which smells of new book, and whose pages have a special, pristine feel, with shiny cover, unworn and untorn.

Last Paradise invites us all to reflect on those places in nature that we hold most dear, and the profound grief and loss that we feel when those pristine environments are threatened or destroyed.

To me it just felt like a pristine escape from a mundane world.

The grounds feel both private and pristine.

I still feel that way; their pristine glass box on the Upper West Side of Manhattan is the best Apple store yet.

It's so delicate and pristine, it feels like it could evaporate at any moment; everything from those sparse, subtle drums and low bass to the shimmering, gossamer-like keyboards that rise and swell and then sink again is in its right place.