Sentence examples for pristine ideal from inspiring English sources

And some critics say restoration to some pristine ideal is simply impractical.

The Burnhams' household was designed as the reverse of the Fitts' the former a pristine ideal, but graceless and lacking in "inner balance", leading to Carolyn's desire to at least give it the appearance of a "perfect all-American household"; the Fitts' home is depicted in "exaggerated darkness [and] symmetry".

Pristine ideals are turning into less tidy realities.The Egyptian example is instructive.

Wherever he went, he urged his grand hosts to cultivate these pristine ideals and to pass on this legacy to insure stability and sound rule.

We tend to be protective of whatever stage a neighborhood happens to be in when we arrive there, deeming that to be the neighborhood's pristine or ideal state.

And that was unimaginable to the people at the rally, who prefer to think of their government as a sleek and pristine civics-book ideal, rather than the sweat-stained product of exhausting negotiation.

Because of its durable high activity, the Ni/Mo/MgO catalyst in its pristine state is ideal for mass production of high-quality MWNTs.

To assert that without the ideal of pristine wilderness, humanity will inevitably go on ruining our best-loved landscapes is analogous to Dostoyevsky's dictum that without God, everything is permitted.

Bertazzo, an expert on how living bones incorporate minerals, uses a tool called a focused ion beam to slice through samples, leaving pristine surfaces that are ideal for high-resolution imaging studies.

The calm and pristine Johnson Bay waters are ideal for kayaking.

(a) Energy bands of pristine S1 structure device and ideal leakage current.