Sentence examples for preserved pristine from inspiring English sources

The 30-minute bus (or train) from Florence winds through a sprawling industrial community of 175,000, but the 13th-century stone walls and watchtowers enclose a beautifully preserved pristine city that is easily walked, filled with charming trattorias and pizzerias, and host to enough small inns to make it perfectly hospitable.

The trees looked prehistoric adorned with long wisps of moss and the entire landscape stood tall and proud in its preserved, pristine beauty.

Though limited to just a few parks now, shuttle buses are the future of many of the parks, part of a systemwide plan to ease congestion and preserve pristine vistas or restore views that have been partly obstructed by parking lots and pollution.

As both human and ecological problems become ever more pressing, the new millennium is witnessing an emerging environmentalism that moves beyond merely preserving pristine wilderness and also calls for clean air and water as human rights as well as environmental necessities.

Using its vast North Sea oil riches, Norway alone has pledged $1bn to both Brazil and Indonesia to help them preserve pristine forests.

Finally, the low-dose rate approach also allows for self-consistent electron tomography from single projections, which preserves pristine atomic structures most effectively [10].

Electronic type-dependent separation of single-walled carbon nanotubes (SWNTs), preserving pristine crystallinity and length, is of great interest since mixtures of semiconducting and metallic species are produced by current synthesis methods.

But as anyone from a Latino family knows, it's not easy to preserve pristine Spanish over time, as new generations become more accustomed to English.

Researchers surmised that the temples were preserved in pristine condition because they were buried in a volcanic eruption a century after they were built.

Comets are bodies that have preserved the pristine materials from the time of the planet formation.

Geologists have discovered bits of cosmic dust preserved in pristine condition for the last 1.4 billion years inside rocks in Finland.