Sentence examples for pristine sense from inspiring English sources

Besides, husbands and children have a way of intruding upon Kate's pristine sense of self.

Or, he may care to tender a less romantic and pristine sense of wilderness; let's say, our natural garden.

"This is furthering history and software execution in the most pristine sense, completely executing at the hardware level.

One of the many brilliant things about Oscar Wilde's life was his talent to maintain a pristine sense of humor no matter what life threw at him.

In order to increase the strain sensing, pristine nanotubes were either oxidized by KMnO4 or Ag particles were attached to their surfaces.

The only reason we know that the tablet is for real, that it is probably a 10-inch touch device that will cost $600 to $1,000, is that at some point, Apple had to reach out to partners who do not share its sense of pristine hygiene around information.

Frank Peter Zimmermann played the solos with pristine technique and a nice sense of balance between Romantic sentiment and Classical restraint.

In London, people have said the cooking was so pristine that it lacked a sense of adventure, but his Parisian peers were mystified by the decision.

Belgique Salon de Thé 1 Bridge Street, Kent (860 927-3681 Very Good ATMOSPHERE -- Three intimate dining rooms in a pristine Victorian house create a sense of Belgium, with tapestries, maps, posters, prints.

There's a vast, spacious, eternal, and pervading sense of pure, pristine awareness that allows you to move forward.

Niel Lawrence, a lawyer for the village who is also forestry projects director for the Natural Resources Defense Council, said in an interview that "it no longer made sense to open up pristine rainforest in the Tongass to development".