Sentence examples for pristine from from inspiring English sources

Of their structures that remain, none looks so smart as the 1894 Roosevelt Building at Broadway and 13th Street, glowing and pristine from a recent cleaning.

Elsewhere, the bustling urban noir of "Hush Boy", with its harp and brass interplay, recalls Bernard Herrman's Taxi Driver score, while the full choral glory of "Red Alert" is utterly unrecognisable as the group's breakthrough hit, particularly when the rhapsodic solo violin emerges, pure and pristine, from the turbulent orchestration.

An idealist will want his goals to be pristine from start to finish, which is why many will forever be put off by the clumsier aspects of celebrated solo goals by Saeed Al-Owairan, George Weah and, to a lesser extent, Ryan Giggs.

Various measures have been taken to keep the sonic atmosphere pristine, from a sound system by the architect and designer John Storyk, who worked on Jazz at Lincoln Center and Jimi Hendrix's Electric Lady Studios, to having bartenders pre-fill glasses with ice and stir — not shake — mixed drinks.

Definitions of baseline are given here which can form the basis for distinguishing pristine from polluted waters as well as criteria for identifying modern waters with only traces of human impact from more polluted waters.

So her image stayed pristine, from the virtuous Victoria to the spit-curled grandmothers of the later Disney films.

In drained sites samples were taken from ditches and in pristine sites from bog pools.

On the basis of our studies in Lima and Bangladesh, peak environmental counts of ctx-positive V. cholerae from pristine areas range from 10to1010 CFU/mL (15, 16 ).

In drained sites the samples were taken from the same ditch and in pristine sites from the same bog pools as before.

Muir's nature was a pristine refuge from the city.

To me it just felt like a pristine escape from a mundane world.