Sentence examples similar to pristine kind from inspiring English sources

American fashion, as he noted, doesn't always have to be "this pristine, uptown kind of thing".

"And then she delivers it in this pristine, clarion kind of way in which her voice cuts through the convention, cuts through the myths and stereotypes regarding AIDS.

This earthworm is found in a wide range of habitats, from apparently pristine to any kind of human-disturbed environment.

The park is relatively pristine, so other kinds of stress such as pollution are probably not to blame.

Libeskind disliked the office routine, and thought that Meier's elegant, pristine buildings were a kind of high-class form of standardization.

Finding a gold-ground painting of this kind in pristine condition is nearly impossible, experts say.

"Where else are you going to find this kind of pristine, rural site within 60 miles of New York?

And also focusing back on to the first time the idea came into your head has some kind of pristine conviction that it gradually loses".

Mr. Goh added that there were "fears" that casino gambling "could bring about a lot of social ills to what has always been a kind of pristine, squeaky-clean image of Singapore".

Although the program still includes the kind of pristine, ancient-sounding French carols performed by the sisters that used to dominate the show, the younger city folk have added a new flavor.

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.