Sentence examples for pristine enough to from inspiring English sources

The city designated its facade a landmark in the 1980's (its interior was not pristine enough to qualify), meaning that it can't be demolished.

The difficulty was finding lava that was both old enough and pristine enough to have retained a true record of the deep past.

I dubbed one end of the island the "conch graveyard". Hundreds of handsome mollusk homes, abandoned and shattered, few pristine enough to carry back, littered the beach.

"I'm doubtful that the app can reveal a dataset that's pristine enough to be conclusive, but I think with a certain volume of players, we might be able to find unexpected correlations".

Not pristine enough perhaps to win over all the Bowl Championship Series computer rankings, but nobody can dispute that they belong in the national championship game.

GUEYDAN, La .— Donald Benoit's rice fields are pristine enough for a picture postcard.

"He grew dissatisfied with New York because it didn't have big enough spaces or pristine enough spaces for his artwork," Mr. Hughes said.

The sound, mixed and mastered by Marc Bartholomew, is pristine enough that you hear Mr. Blotnick's fingertips lightly scudding across the strings.

But my oven is never pristine enough for that kind of heat, and the result -- even with the cleanest of ovens -- is a screeching smoke alarm and a greasy kitchen.

Despite its unique physical properties, the mechanical properties of pristine chitosan are not good enough to satisfy a wide range of applications.

On the road from Amasra, 12km before Cide, a small winding road leads to Gideros Bay, where the Kure mountains part to reveal pristine turquoise blue waters, clear enough to see the sea bed from the shore.