Sentence examples for pristine to from inspiring English sources

The park is pristine to a fault.

"Victims do not have to be pristine to be believed in court," Ms. Schafran said.

The city owns about 9percentt of the county's land, which is kept pristine to protect the watershed.

Any grown-up knows that such small-town innocence is illusory, and that what looks pristine to outsiders can be as darkened by suffering as any other place where human beings live together, and alone.

Like one of those pristine "to do" lists that taunts you over your inadequacy, they contain hours of video I have shot of my family, but never quite got round to editing.

I understand that what's at the source of most of it is a deep love for something that is pristine to people; their childhood represents something that they don't want anyone soiling or messing with!" While this is par for the course, he could be forgiven for expecting some solidarity from a fellow director.

Temporally correlated dislocation nucleation from the contact interface together with the inability to form stable junctions inside is proposed to explain the pristine-to-pristine structural collapse.

With the potential of future development looming, land managers can use the zones of pristine-to low-levels of disturbance to begin monitoring programs and justify mitigation and land management decisions.

Wildfires often occur in remote areas, needing fire suppression crews to travel through pristine forest to reach the site.

The electrical conductivity of Ba and Co dual-doped samples was largely enhanced compared to pristine BiCuSeO due to enhanced carrier concentration.

The doped nanomaterials exhibited better aqueous suspension stability compared to pristine TiO2 due to charge imbalance created.