Sentence examples for pristine place for from inspiring English sources

So, let's not pretend that Wall Street was ever a pristine place for the pure of heart.

To some, protected areas may seem like "traditional" conservation -- setting aside pristine places for the benefit of wildlife.

We know drilling along the Atlantic Coast will mean a higher risk for oil spills, more polluted beaches and waters, more industrial equipment and fewer pristine places for wildlife and people.

— The Elwha River drains out from Olympic National Park, a pristine place in the world.

But New Zealand's reputation as a pristine place might not be exactly warranted.

They think that the political world is a pristine place, but it is rough-and-tumble and you got to be politically tough to survive and get anything done for the people".

She consulted frequently with her hand mirror, another fixture on the dining-room table, alongside the pristine place settings.

"People think when they go to a hotel, they've got a nice, clean pristine place to stay.

Antarctica is the highest, driest, coldest, windiest, most remote and most pristine place on Earth.

It is a pristine place, seemingly overwhelming, but so fragile and changing".

Ironically, the weaknesses in the reporting illustrate the value of pristine places: without a reference point for what healthy coral populations look like, we forget how lush they can be and we mistakingly consider "natural" to be what remains.