Sentence examples for like a pristine from inspiring English sources

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

Then again, they are a little like a pristine forest, living and dying according to its own cycle.

The interior of the museum, in contrast with the rugged stone exterior, is like a pristine cave, with pieces that sometimes seem too perfect to be true.

It's a structure that from the outside looks like a pristine outtake from a mansion, albeit one supported by an elaborate network of construction scaffolding that is itself rather attractive.

PARIS — Before arriving in the French capital, Wu Shuyun, a 56-year-old Chinese housewife, imagined Paris to be like a pristine film set for a romantic love story, picturing herself as a glamorous princess surrounded by elegant Parisians, decked out, perhaps, in Chanel.

On a Brooklyn soundstage built to look like a pristine Manhattan law office, the actors were rehearsing a scene that began with Ms. Close, who plays the ruthless litigator Patty Hewes, disagreeing about tactics with her adviser Tom Shayes (Mr. Donovan) and ended with her firing him.

They liked a pristine town house for $380,000, but didn't want "neighbors attached to us," Ms. Wolford said.

When all you know about a person is what their dazzling smile looks like on a pristine beach, their perfect pout on a night out, how amazing their midriff looks in a crop top and their most recent work success, it's all too easy to assume that's their reality.

She liked the idea of a pristine new building, but she changed her mind when she saw the newly built Clinton Hill Village, a condominium complex on Kent Avenue.

By 2013, the paintings were in a serious state of deterioration but a two-year programme of restoration has just been completed and the result is a bit like looking at a pristine Bayeux tapestry through a filter, or a projection of a medieval newsreel.

It made an ugly water landing on the settling mirror, frozen like a booger on a pristine painting.