Sentence examples for pristine text from inspiring English sources

The thought leaders of the American Right had built a clean, critical vessel from pristine text and pure principle in which to navigate their debates with liberals and progressives; when an angry populist movement with lots of racists in it took control of this vessel and started slamming it into the Capitol, these conservative thinkers staged no counter-counter-revolution.

Ms. Pérez runs one of the more than 60 independent libraries in Cuba, relatively small collections of everything from pristine college texts and yellowed paperbacks with cracked spines to photocopied American magazines and dissident tracts.

My hope is that a resulting text, pristine in logic, will almost miraculously appear.

Breaking the pictures' pristine look are the texts that accompany them, in which the young people photographed — all faces are obscured — speak of early abuse, material deprivation and emotional disturbance, realities that jail is likely to extend and exacerbate.

For almost forty-five years, Wilson has been producing singular theatrical events, in which pristine, classical details coexist with an overspilling Wagnerian romanticism and strangeness, and actors, texts, light, sound, and décor merge into a visually startling, implicitly political whole.

"Pristine" ultrafine.

Pristine beaches.

So little looked pristine.

It is pristine.

Sacrosanct, pristine, untouched.

"Pristine in this city?