Sentence examples for pristine statues from inspiring English sources
Bridges lined with pristine statues of Macedonian heroes, writers and artists cross the slow-moving waters of the Vardar river.
Beltz speculated that in light of the Joe Paterno statue at Penn State being removed in the wake of the Jerry Sandusky sexual abuse scandal, universities might be less enthusiastic to honor coaches with the permanence of a statue, no matter how pristine the subject's standing might be.
In the mid-1980's, the board of TriBeCa's small, pristine Washington Market Park refused to accept a statue of Mohandas K. Gandhi; and some residents around Union Square Park, where it currently stands, objected, too.
In the distance is one of the city's most stunning views: the Statue of Liberty, Manhattan skyscrapers and a pristine New York Harbor.
Watched by scores of people sitting cross-legged on pristine marble floors, they bang small cymbals and wave candles while chanting incantations to statues of Hindu gods.
He left the crumbling, shoddy former capital, Yangon, for a pristine, deserted highway and a new city built on an epic scale, adorned with monumental statues of the martial heroes of Burmese history.
Sacrosanct, pristine, untouched.
The beaches remain pristine.
