Sentence examples for pristine spirit from inspiring English sources
Indeed, the pristine spirit of the Arab Spring does represent an existential threat to Al Qaeda's extremist ideology.
The ensemble playing, while not pristine, had abundant spirit and style, and the benefit to the student musicians was surely substantial.
But the addition of luxury to the touring life does seem to suggest a weakening of the rock spirit, as the pristine condition of the K-West's rooms attests.
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The grounds feel both private and pristine.
Cassandra's own home country, the United Kingdom, is not exactly pristine at equal 17th with Japan, but does at least—in a spirit of transatlantic rivalry come a place ahead of the United States.Will the 2013 rankings, a year from now, show much change?
The pristine seal of the glass contributes to the work's high spirits, which are also intensified by their unusually large size, nearly four feet square.
We arrived in high spirits to sunny skies, and an island best known for its pristine beaches and Full Moon Parties.
So little looked pristine.
