Sentence examples for pristine thought from inspiring English sources
The restored film of the 1948 Summer Games in London seems almost pristine, thought more of a travelogue than a documentary.
Dictionary and cat jostling for space next to me, I flip to the pristine puzzle page, thoughts of the conundrums that lie ahead chasing away the remains of the day.
It's like Ravel, in that it conveys such a strong and powerful emotion under all these layers of thought and pristine construction.
They presumably feel their vehicle is so pristine and important that the thought of the unwashed masses coming near it can't even be entertained.
When Bach was rearranging the concertos for his musical-social club in Leipzig, he had few apparent thoughts for their pristine original state, yet we hear no protests from the early-music lobby over Bach's violations of himself.
We will once more be able to marvel at that pristine embryo and think only positive, exquisite thoughts!
If you were to see them heading to the immaculate, pristine, exclusively blue and white villa, the first thought to cross your head would be that they were movie stars, or models, but perfect either way.
Others grew jumpy at the thought of any messages cluttering an inbox that was supposed to stay pristine, and so ended up checking more frequently.
While some may be appalled at the thought of deliberately dumping toxins in one of the most biodiverse and pristine places in the world, conservationists say risks have been minimised to ensure this is the lesser of evils.
With no thought of future exhibitions, Mr. Keïta made sure his negatives, which number about 10,000, were kept in pristine condition.
