Sentence examples for pristine recall from inspiring English sources
"Oh my God!" Forty years later, many in attendance seemed to have pristine recall of the night of March 8 , 1971 when Frazier knocked Ali to the canvas with a sledgehammering left hook at Madison Square Garden and prevailed in a 15-round decision.
These pristine icebergs start to recall abstract sculptures, as if something by Hans Arp or Henry Moore.
Or you can find them like I did, parked in the Cooper Inn parlor one pristine Sunday morning, earnestly recalling wondrous moments of baseball games past.
She uses ambient hip-hop beats and synthesizers to sleekly modernize a sound that otherwise recalls the pristine folk-rock of British songbirds from Linda Thompson to Dolores O'Riordan of the Cranberries.
Listening to Parker talk about the struggle to capture the pristine music in his head recalls Iris Murdoch's observation that every book is the wreck of a perfect idea.
"I was looking at myself with different eyes," he recalled, flaunting a pristine pair of glossy leather boots.
With its pristine beaches and roads lined with mango, banana and coconut trees, Madagascar recalls a pre-boom Hawaii.
In a 1999 article in a housing authority publication, Judge Sotomayor recalled celebrating the move by pedaling her tricycle around the "spacious, pristine, white" apartment — right into a wall, leaving an unmistakable black mark.
The recalls mushroomed into broader problems for Toyota, which had long enjoyed a pristine reputation for quality, safety and reliability, and the class-action suit was a lingering obstacle to its steady comeback from the acceleration issues, which included testimony by its chief executive, Akio Toyoda, before Congress.
Recalling a Gustave Doré illustration for Dante's "Paradiso," the Shades' entrance epitomizes classical dance at its most pristine.
