Sentence examples for too pristine from inspiring English sources

He added: "Everything is too pristine.

The street, though, was a little too pristine for him.

His hair was twisted into dreadlocks that were the opposite of Leah's, too pristine.

"We didn't want the house to look too pristine," Mr. Butkewicz said.

These pictures are all too clinical, too pristine and too well shot for me to trust them absolutely.

The classic example of the shooting photo-op was John Kerry's appearance in rather too pristine duck-hunting gear in October 2004.

I stayed in a too-pristine suburb of Cincinnati.

Despite advances in other, more commonly used, water-saving toilets, many homes still use too much pristine water.

Although salmon are lovely, so too are pristine forests, healthy mountain streams, clean rivers for drinking water and recreation.

While billions of pounds have been allocated to far too many pristine new football stadiums, in the favelas or shantytowns that skirt the big cities there is an understandable envy, although most Brazilians I have spoken to agree there will be some trickle-down benefits for all.

It's either too fussy and pristine, or too weighed down in heavy sauces.