Sentence examples for pristine isolation from inspiring English sources

Gradually it dawns: it is unusual to look at an elephant so closely, quietly or in such pristine isolation.

I happily lingered beside the rapids, eddying pools and a small beach, which until very recently the nearby hamlet of Kanjighat had enjoyed in pristine isolation.

If some D.J.'s prefer the pristine isolation of a sealed booth, Wolf, 31, (who outside the booth is called Wolf Septimus) said that "being out there makes a connection between the D.J. and the crowd".

Justice Scalia insisted in every possible way that the contested phrase be read in pristine isolation and without any reference to how the whole statutory regime works.

Luckily though, the number of overall visitors will remain restricted, guaranteeing, it is hoped, at least another 100 years of relative isolation and pristine wilderness.

Apart from the undeniable benefits of isolation and pristine weather, at the dawn of the 1960s, Vegas wasn't the elephantine fantasy land it is today but rather a small skein of bijou hotels - none much larger than 200 rooms - teetering on the verge of financial ruin.

These last two movements were shown off this year in splendid isolation in "Primary Atmospheres," a pristine show at Nyehaus and the David Zwirner Gallery; 7 of the 10 artists in that show are represented here, sometimes by the same work.

Remote and pristine, it seemed a perfect blend of the isolation and virgin snow that is to an avid skier what a remote coral reef is to a diver.

The area's isolation has allowed it to maintain a pristine ecology relatively untouched by human interaction, and the park hosts a biome ranging from alpine glaciers on the volcanoes' peaks to tropical forest on their flanks.

The largest and most southerly of Georgia's sea island chain, Cumberland is known for its pristine beaches, its lack of development (there are no telephones on the island) and its gorgeous isolation.

For its profound isolation in the Pacific Ocean, its unique biodiversity – home to hundreds of endemic species – and for its pristine, untouched environment.