Sentence examples for pristine logic from inspiring English sources
Since Bayern Munich won the Champions League in 2001 the Bundesliga's interest in the tournament has been ended each season by a side from the Premier League, La Liga or Serie A. There is a pristine logic to that disappointment because England, Spain and Italy are the countries immediately above Germany in Uefa's tournament rankings.
Yet our own concept of health is so fundamentally passive, that even in the context of that otherwise pristine logic, we made vitality a wish, not an approach.
Milton Friedman, the apostle of pure unfettered capitalism, sent many of his finest students to Chile for years to spread the message that markets must be allowed to work their pristine logic unhindered by governments.
There is no sentimentalising of this great modernist piece - its pristine structural logic remains undimmed - just a willingness to engage with its idiosyncratic colloquialisms and wit.
My hope is that a resulting text, pristine in logic, will almost miraculously appear.
This logic underpinned attempts to preserve or rehabilitate parts of the lowveld landscape as pristine and glorious pieces of national heritage and, more recently, attempts to exploit sustainably 'wilderness quality' and wildlife.
If the pristine interiors of cement and sliding glass in Nathan's hideaway are the cold, elitist logic he hopes to impose on his experiment, the lush greenery of Norway enfolding the fortress is the free, experiential world.
Wallace was a philosopher with a specialty in mathematical logic, and there's something of the cool and detached logician, seeing patterns at a bright and pristine remove, in his way of speaking.
So little looked pristine.
