Sentence examples for pristine past from inspiring English sources

We know he does not have a pristine past.

College football does not have a pristine past.

But under the patchwork quilt of research facilities, chips and cables, visitors can find computer history, ethnic diversity and even a hint of a pristine past.

In many paintings, like this one, the overlay might work as a sort of prism onto the pristine past, but it's a shield, too, meaning we can't go back to the way things were.

Vostu's initial press response was to (1) point out that the two companies have overlapping investors, and (2) make note of Zynga's less than pristine past when it comes to respecting others' intellectual property.

Modern celebrity isn't a deterioration from a pristine past; it's a taming of an impulse that was once met in far more harmful ways.

The Childs Restaurant Building, as the Landmarks Commission referred to it, is not the only protected building with a less-than-pristine past.

Are we to conclude that Manhattan's terrific image is based on its pristine political past?

— Visitors to Disneyland pull off the freeway here and drive along dense rows of palm trees on pristine streets, past dozens of hotels beckoning them to stay.

Just crunching through tracks in the snow in shorts and T-shirt, swinging hiking poles like a cross-country skier, sliding down a snow bank to avoid any more slippery traverses, down into the forest around another pristine lake, past a raging river and more plunging falls.

There's nary a hint of her pristine pop past on Kelly's hip-grinding 'Outrageous orr Perry's 'Girls & Boys'.