Sentence examples for to be pristine from inspiring English sources

The acoustics had to be pristine.

Get W57 and Paris to be pristine and beautiful.

"The walls of the caves used to be pristine.

As Ms. Pira likes to say, these rooms were never meant to be pristine.

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

"Now it's a one-size-fits-all standard; the goal is to be pristine," he said.

Mrs. Lloyd, who admitted to being "a bit of a nut when it comes to things being pristine," recently had a party to show off the apartment, asking guests to leave their shoes at the door.

The kitchen, open not to the dining room but to the stairs, is pristine — and organized in the way that new construction affords.

The view up to now has been pristine, almost blindingly so, as far as the eye can see.

Mr. Persons has written a poem (William Davidson is the narrator) centered on Georgia, looking back to when it was pristine landscape unmolested by people.

Asked what message the campaign was sending by relying on these aides, he said: "You introduce me to somebody who is pristine and clean.