Sentence examples for pristine beginning from inspiring English sources

From this essay, it also becomes clear that the concept of ziran is closely tied to a Daoist philosophy of history, which envisions a process of decline from a pristine beginning of simplicity and wholesome goodness.

THE sun cast a dreamy orange glow as it settled toward the horizon, and a parade of pristine sailboats began slipping back into the marina at Liberty State Park after a spin around New York Harbor.

I am a huge grilled fish fan, but 90percentt of the time what comes to the table is a dried-out affair that has suffered from too hot a grill and one that may not have been pristine to begin with.

TGA results showed that burning of the pristine DMHCS begins at around 578 °C.

After a few weeks (with lots of being wrapped up and rolled out, of course; if you just leave it on your desk all the time, your cable is probably pristine), they begin to separate ; after another few weeks, the wires will be mostly exposed.

The accumulation of thermodynamic entropy generation in a fatigue degradation process, beginning with a pristine specimen and ending at fracture, is referred to as the fatigue fracture entropy (FFE).

Don't be afraid to muddy your feet along the walking paths, from which you can view new housing developments beginning to encroach on the pristine surroundings.

The outer panels are generally thought to depict the creation of the world, showing greenery beginning to clothe the still-pristine Earth.

Beginning in Anchorage, the highway cuts through 127 miles of pristine Alaskan shoreline, ending in the harbor town of Seward.

In the 1930s, the New Yorker, the most literarily pristine of American magazines, began to profile killers of the sort that obsessed pulpier rivals.

It may have begun as pristine ice water in the central Nevada mountains and journeyed underground through limestone bedrock, but it emerges from a fault line here as if it were the earth's primal secretion.