Sentence examples for pristine, thanks from inspiring English sources
The prices can be on the high side for vintagewear, but the condition of what is for sale is reliably pristine, thanks in part to a staff seamstress who spiffs up any buttons or hems that need mending.
The HCl-g-C3N4 demonstrates higher photoactivity toward the hydrogen production from water compared to the pristine one thanks to higher surface area along with better light harvesting and charge separation properties.
Scientists believe Yasuni is the most biodiverse place on Earth and large swaths of the park remain in pristine condition thanks partly to the ferocity of the indigenous people's resistance to intruders.
That house--which the Gambles gave to both USC and the city of Pasadena in 1966--remains 1966--remains 1966--remainss to an initial endowment of just $11,300 in stocks and additional funds raised through local donors, spristinevents and tours.
I induce serious Instagram-envy on a day trip to St Brelade's Bay – it's impossible to take a bad shot (believe me) thanks to its pristine white sand and calm waters.
Most emphasized the many generations their families had lived in Colorado and how they adored their communities; many exclaimed the pristine air of northwest Colorado, thanks, reportedly, to top-notch scrubbers on their nearby large coal plant.
Mr. Shuldiner's space in Brooklyn is pristine, spartan and perfect for entertaining, thanks largely to a dining table that opens to seat 16.
Paterno helped propel Penn State to the top tiers of college football, and the university had one of the most pristine images in the sport, largely thanks to Paterno and his success in 46 seasons as head coach.
The catalogue is a luxuriously pristine example of the printer's art, thanks in part to Lagerfeld, who hand-tinted the cover and the digitally processed photographs.
Along with neoclassical architecture and early American history, Charlottesville, population 45,000, offers bountiful culture (thanks to the University of Virginia) and pristine nature.
