Sentence examples for how pristine from inspiring English sources

Yet how pristine was it, exactly?

Experts agree on its rarity, but differ on how pristine an example this machine truly is.

The use of this photo damaged that entire effort — no matter how pristine the motives were.

Six months after her brief stint in television, a visitor to her home noticed how pristine it was.

Every lawn needs routine seasonal attention, but before doing major work, homeowners must consider how pristine they want the result to look, and the cost (in dollars and labor) to accomplish it.

The idea that millions of car owners will toss out a perfectly good radio and spend several hundred dollars for a new one that receives XM or Sirius broadcasts, no matter how pristine the signal, is hardly realistic.

But see, then, how one pristine thing gets in the way of another.

Other than them, the place was deserted – just another empty beauty spot where I wondered for the hundredth time that week how this pristine stretch of coast has remained so undiscovered.

Some participants are looking for a jaw-dropping travel story and radical change of scenery; others are aware how fast pristine nature is disappearing and want to experience it firsthand.

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.

A century on, our expedition is following in Mawson's footsteps, sailing through the same seas, visiting the same coastline and planning to repeat many of his scientific measurements to build a picture of how this pristine part of the world has changed in the past 100 years.