Sentence examples for pristine than from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, it is a temple to retail opulence; an exterior more pristine than most interiors, with cobblestones that always seem to have been recently vacuumed.

That said, however, Union Township neighborhoods are somewhat less pristine than those in nearby towns, which brokers say accounts for the price differential.

Debating a woman's right to choose is more pristine than looking at a fetus in a jar or watching a late-term abortion.

The trail is less pristine than other Scenic Hudson trails — broken glass and debris appear closer to the summit — a reminder of its urban environs.

"Now," the narration says, "witness these home movies as never before, restored to a state more pristine than the day they were exposed to the Dallas sunshine of Nov. 22, 1963".

(Then there is the article in the July issue of Good Housekeeping magazine, which warns readers that 3-D glasses in movie theaters "can be a lot less pristine than they look," teeming with bacteria).

Except for the inhabited towns, the islands are kept principally pristine (other than the vagaries of human introduced invasive species or the impacts of climate change).

However, DNA evidence is collected from the field under real world conditions, and may produce less pristine data than a reference specimen obtained from an individual in a controlled setting.

Both abundance and species richness was higher in pristine sites than in drained sites (Table  2).

These guys have had less-than pristine romantic lives, to say the least.

In the present case, MoS2 G heterostructures exhibit more than double photocatalytic activity for H2 generation than pristine MoS2 particles.