Sentence examples for really pristine from inspiring English sources

"In some cases taking a sample damages something that is really pristine," Ms. Nagy said.

"We're finding flavors we've never ever tasted before, different fruit and floral flavors from really pristine, clean coffees.

In a country whose landscape had been shaped by people for thousands of years, he argued, you could not really bring back pristine wilderness.

And it's one of those shops that looks really tame and pristine from the outside, but you get in and you lose your gosh darned mind.

"It was actually a pristine little car".

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

Now that the plumbing has backed up you find that loans aren't really made in a pristine, pure market.

But do a couple of decades of cash really justify covering a pristine wilderness with pipelines, drilling pads and access roads?

Their effects are devastating, and will long outlast the human discomfort.In Nicaragua alone, a British-aided monitoring programme using satellite images has counted many thousands of fires, especially on the Caribbean side, whose forests, stretching across into Honduras, are the last really large area of pristine forest in Central America.

Cleanups in less pristine places are really beach-litter patrols.

Now that the plumbing has backed up, you find that loans aren't really made in a pure, pristine market.