Sentence examples for much more pristine from inspiring English sources

It's going to come from British Columbia and Malaysia — and cutting it is going to do damage to much more pristine areas and without oversight.

Gasquet would also go on to win his ensuing quarterfinal, 8-6 in the fifth set, against then third-ranked Andy Roddick, meaning that his career Slam quarterfinal record is a much more pristine, if puny, 1-0.

Flying the first flight of the day is much more pristine and avoids the harsh early morning sun's rays.

Bardia National Park is much more remote and also more pristine.

Galveston became much more of a law-abiding, pristine little town".

That's what makes doing a kickflip over a crusty street gap in Manhattan so much more fun than over a pristine, meticulously manicured sidewalk somewhere in whogivesashit, California.

The Jersey Cape offers 30 miles of pristine beaches and much more!

Garbling packets to look like other pristine packets is much more difficult indeed, an art form almost.

"We're under no illusions that it could be confused with a trophy property from the front," Mr. Kiernan said, explaining that the location and the pristine interior were much more important to them.

In addition, the Ce-2 delivers the highest Li-ion diffusion coefficient derived from PSCA measurement, which further verifies that the electrochemical kinetics of Ce-2 is much more active than that of the pristine sample.

In nectar from the pristine bagged flowers, sucrose was much more common, and total sugar concentration was higher.