Sentence examples for to pristine from inspiring English sources
adjective
Unspoiled; still with its original purity; uncorrupted or unsullied
Restoring those specimens to pristine condition was a monumental task.
A chipped front tooth has been restored to pristine evenness.
This space is usually devoted to pristine moral reasoning, but, hell, it's an election year.
They went on: Conservation cannot promise a return to pristine, prehuman landscapes.
Still, Goosewing is as close to pristine as it gets on the East Coast.
By late morning, the sun broke through and the skies cleared to pristine blue.
Escalators lead down to pristine white platforms, still miraculously unbesmirched by flattened wads of gum.
Like Rosedale, it is home to pristine salmon, swordfish, gray sole and shellfish.
On its colorful maps, the zones closest to pristine pop out as patches of leafy green.
The snorkeling is fantastic, the coral close to pristine, the fish abundant, the visibility perfect.
The program ranges from rough-edged celebration to pristine lament, giving a comprehensive picture of Baroque styles and moods.
