Sentence examples for pristine pages from inspiring English sources

But, in an apt metaphor for my worsening state, I have doodled nonsense on all the once pristine pages.

They suggest that, as in the pristine pages of Real Simple, the basics are beautiful, but just complicated enough that you'll never figure them out on your own.

Its range of affordable sketchbooks, coloured pens and stationery with neutral colours might be less intimidating than the gorgeous, but scarily pristine, pages of a brand new Moleskine sketchbook.

Mine was "The Wind in the Willows" by Kenneth Grahame, and I remember poring over its pristine pages in wonder.

I want to take more notes, maybe even annotate my pristine pages, and invest my time in fully exploring those books that offer the most to me as a reader.

In my youthful naivete, it never occurred to me that anything printed on its pristine pages might not be absolute fact, just as it never occurred to me that Kuhn, one of baseball's more checkered commissioners -- and that's saying something -- could be anything but a benign authority.

To nestle into a worn leather club chair and smooth out the first pristine page of "The Great Gatsby" or "Cutting for Stone" is to transcend into a world of dialogue and unexpected turns and essence of humanity that feels like heaven itself.

Others are titles alone, such as the words "from none/take one/add one/make none" which makes a dancing two-step of a paradox and doubles the pleasure by taking up almost no room at all on a pristine page: a miniature concrete poem.

They effect a compromise between abstraction and figuration, the pristine white page and the cluttered studio.

Dictionary and cat jostling for space next to me, I flip to the pristine puzzle page, thoughts of the conundrums that lie ahead chasing away the remains of the day.

In dusty pages, pristine memories can live.