Sentence examples for is really pristine from inspiring English sources
"In some cases taking a sample damages something that is really pristine," Ms. Nagy said.
Jordan told The Fader that "Pristine" is "really romantic, and at times sarcastically pathetic . . .
"It is really a beautiful place, that has such a striking contrast between the pristine nature and man-made pollution.
"To be alone in nearly 300,000 acres of pristine wilderness with young Maasai warriors guiding you into it is really a peak experience," says Norton.
The sea-grass is really green and thriving where there are lots of sea otters, even compared to sea-grass in more pristine environments without excess nutrients," Mr Hughes said.
Cleanups in less pristine places are really beach-litter patrols.
Spares should be kept pristine, for when they are really needed.
What was really magical was dog-sledding through a pristine snowscape, only the crunch of snow under the runners and the panting huskies as a soundtrack.
According to McFadden, all the artists selected are transforming the perception of glass as a pristine material: "These artists are really challenging ideas of the traditional beauty of glass," he says.
