Sentence examples for not always pristine from inspiring English sources

Never mind that they are not always pristine or on schedule.

Our correspondent says the old neighborhoods of picturesque, if not always pristine, alleyways known as hutongs have been hardest hit.

Luckily, a slew of restaurants are sanitizing street food, serving it in clean (if not always pristine) surroundings.

His playing was not always pristine; "The Hut on Fowl's Legs" was particularly ramshackle in its ferocity, "The Great Gate of Kiev" likewise in its grandeur.

What results is not always pristine: the playing included moments of shaky intonation, as well as instances of rough ensemble in some of the more treacherous passages of the demanding C sharp minor Quartet.

So I would say in Tehelka it is still an extremely pristine landscape but not always as pristine as we want it to be.

Wicker chairs, love seats and tables can be found for bargain prices at yard sales, but they're not always in pristine condition.

In a twist, "the environment" is not always a pristine rainforest, African savanna, or glacial lake.

It's not always the pristine laws and predictions of those laws that many envision when describing science.

Amid all this insight, the fact that Van Gogh's colours are not always in their pristine glory is hard to assimilate.

But things have not always been so pristine, either in the hamlet or in Carmel, the 40-square-mile town in southern Putnam County of which it is a part.