Sentence examples for pristine nations from inspiring English sources

He – and the West Africans to whom he is tied by both birth and cause of death – have become nothing more than disease vectors responsible for infecting innocent western health workers, tarnishing pristine nations by importing the blemish of an African scourge.

And at every turn, the evidence has been clear: The Arctic Refuge's coastal plain is a priceless landscape of pristine land and deserves the utmost protection that our nation can provide.

He simply loves pristine land.

Nepal generally evokes images of a pristine mountain nation on top of the world.

Now they were forced to move elsewhere, with the result that tourists could safely enjoy the illusion that they were seeing their nation in its pristine, original state, in the new morning of God's own creation".

Miller appears to argue from the fact that a morally pristine, highly idealized nationalism would facilitate distributive justice (or democracy) to the conclusion that nations as such are entitled to their own states or at least to a presumption thereof.

Mr. Koirala's embattled departure from public office is a recurrent drama in his impoverished Himalayan nation of pristine rivers and dirty politics.

WASHINGTON — As political leaders race to avoid a default on the nation's debts by striking a deal to borrow more money, there is a growing chance that a secondary goal, preserving the nation's pristine credit rating, might slip beyond reach.

Bierstadt's painting hit a nerve with contemporary Americans, by portraying the grandeur and pristine beauty of the nation's western wilderness.

Fellow rating agencies maintained their stable outlooks on the country's AAA rating, but Moody's said the U.K. faces more challenges than most other nations with equally pristine ratings.

In spite of nearly universal support for a cleaner globe (the U.S. was one of only a few countries that failed to adopt Kyoto), it's mainly the rich nations that enjoy pristine environments, according to the Environmental Performance Index (EPI).