Sentence examples for pristine language from inspiring English sources
Such an international stage asked for a research concentrated on retrieving as many contemporary written accounts as possible, in their original version and pristine language (Albini 2015).
There has been justifiable admiration for O'Connor's letter, despite its less than pristine language, admonishing Cyrus that she is allowing others to diminish her talent by hiding it under raunchy antics.
I don't doubt its authenticity – from the language to the hair and makeup to Shao's pristine red suede Pumas.
In addition to her obvious talent, her attitude and body language show disdain for her opponent, certainly offensive behavior in the pristine world of ladies tennis.
In the local language, mchenga nkwichi means "squeaking sands," because when you walk barefoot on the broad, pristine white beach, your feet squeak (you can hear the onomatopoeia in nkwichi).
Muhly employs, as he has before, an extended tonal language, combining aspects of American minimalism with a nostalgia for the Anglican choral tradition and a French ear for pristine sonority.
So little looked pristine.
Sacrosanct, pristine, untouched.
