Sentence examples for pristine simplicity from inspiring English sources
The readings included that elemental Ecclesiastes, the one that in its description of times and seasons truly reminds in its pristine simplicity that there is indeed nothing new under the sun.
From this essay, it also becomes clear that the concept of ziran is closely tied to a Daoist philosophy of history, which envisions a process of decline from a pristine beginning of simplicity and wholesome goodness.
Steve Sullivan, author of the Encyclopedia of Great Popular Song Recordings, writes that the track "possesses virtually all of the qualities cherished by doo-wop lovers: melodic beauty, a shimmering earnest lead vocal, stripped-to-the-bone simplicity, and a pristine romantic innocence".
The relative simplicity of his still lifes – a pristine Michelin tyre, a chrome dishwasher holding a row of bright red plastic plates, a hand pulling a red sock over a well-turned ankle – echoes the functionality of catalogue shots, but invests them with the unreal sheen of advertising.
Canabalt is a pristine one-button game, and while it got its start as a Flash one-off, its total simplicity makes for a nearly perfect mobile title… and I don't think I'm alone here.
Simplicity, Simplicity, Simplicity!
'Simplicity, simplicity, simplicity!' urges Thoreau.
So little looked pristine.
Sacrosanct, pristine, untouched.
