Sentence examples similar to pristine emotion from inspiring English sources
The past week at our house has served as a salient reminder that the adult in the picture doesn't always start out in such a state of pristine emotional equilibrium, and that my emotions are every bit as corrosively contagious as theirs.
All you get is pristine melody, harmony, deeply felt emotion and despair, commitment to performance and a large steaming claw tub of endless love.
Every emotion and meeting seems young, pristine, mysterious.
They are diva material, full of clenched emotion and elaborate arabesques, set against the pristine, mandolinlike sound of the 12-stringed Portuguese guitar.
It's like Ravel, in that it conveys such a strong and powerful emotion under all these layers of thought and pristine construction.
They're not always crystal clear at that level, but the more emotion there is in the market, the more pristine the waves are.
Although the pristine aesthetics of Buchanan's work are the first thing to be noticed, he masterfully encapsulates emotion through movement and corporeal expression.
I encouraged him (O.K., more or less forced him) to buy "Best of My Love," by the Emotions; stopped him from buying duplicates of several mediocre Janet Jackson records; and found him a pristine copy of "Young Hearts Run Free," by Candi Staton.
So little looked pristine.
