Sentence examples for pristine were from inspiring English sources

For the bride's gown, delicate sewing hands (washed every hour to keep the dress pristine), were found in the Royal School of Needlework, based at Hampton Court Palace and chosen to create a reprise of the history of arts and crafts.

Fossil corals, presumably fresh and pristine, were then collected from emergent platforms whenever available.

Prior owners had discovered that the downspouts Wright installed inside the walls in order to keep the exterior form pristine were frequently clogged with rotting leaves.

Yet how pristine was it, exactly?

What's now pristine is meant to become weathered.

As you might expect, the light, while pristine, is cold.

Mr. Anthony said that the state's assertion that the property is pristine was disingenuous.

Jordan told The Fader that "Pristine" is "really romantic, and at times sarcastically pathetic . . .

The splits were tough, but, for them, keeping their pristine evening wear (tails, usually) pristine was even tougher.

The real heartburn started when that M.B.F.S. rep claimed that keeping Ms. Hooley's credit score pristine was her problem.

The table, which had looked so pristine, was strewn with a wreckage of empty bottles and ashtrays and plastic cups.