Sentence examples for pristine example from inspiring English sources

As a collectible, a pristine example wouldn't stretch many collectors' budgets.

Nowadays, if you could find one, a pristine example might fetch 20 times as much.

The earliest piece in the program, "Jour, Contre-Jour" from 1979, is a pristine example of Grisey's radical sensibility.

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.

The Rolls, like all of the cars on display, is not the sort of pristine example seen in most modern museums.

Caroline is a pristine example of what the Times columnist David Brooks called, in a 2001 Atlantic Monthly article on college, an Organization Kid.

Out of town From north to south, there are nice beaches, but take a buggy ride to Genipabu where you will find the most remote and pristine examples: Touros, São Miguel do Gostoso or Galinhos.

A Critic's Private Choice David Sylvester, the influential British art critic and curator who died last year, may have been a champion of Modernism, but his personal art collection was heavily tipped toward pristine examples of ancient art.

He spent decades tracking down pristine examples of the card designs issued by the workshop — about 1,000 in all — and gave his near-complete set as a promised gift to the Neue Galerie (which his brother Ronald S. Lauder helped found), where roughly half are on view.

Organized by the Hessisches Landesmuseum in Darmstadt, Germany, which owns one of the world's finest collections of Dürer's graphic works, the show offers connoisseurs and neophytes a not-to-be-missed opportunity to examine pristine examples of his most famous images.

The expansive residences, with their large fenced yards, are pristine examples of Greek Neoclassical architecture.