Sentence examples for pristine name from inspiring English sources

"They were a pristine name," Ali told me, adding, "That was what was exploited".

Now that Martha Stewart's pristine name is somewhat sullied by a stock scandal (Business Day, July 8), many people may want to disassociate themselves from the household goddess.

Such arrangements make sense for corporations because universities have relatively pristine names, but the deals entangle the schools in commercialism, he said.

Protestors, who opposed the industrial revolution two hundred years, blocking plant construction in the name of preserving "pristine" rural communities, fashioned themselves as the progressives of their time and on the cutting edge of science.

My daughter has a closet full of pristine monogrammed, smocked, and brand name clothing.

All thInsideonsidered, it's the best result.

The Bible pictured inside, embossed with Santorum's name and title, appeared pristine, bookmark notwithstanding.

But then according to glossy society magazine Tatler – which recently published tales of envy incurred by the Middleton sisters' pristine school kit with sewn-in name tape – Kate has always been impeccably groomed and well-presented.

Players are tasked with keeping a sewer-dwelling alligator named Swampy clean and pristine while guiding him through urban terrain.

To get around all of this jumbling of social graphs they simply create multiple Facebook accounts under pseudonyms or "nom du guerre" for their real discussions and more pristine Facebook accounts for their real names.

The names of these gigantic, pristine sea creatures?