Sentence examples for totally pristine from inspiring English sources

"It's totally pristine because so much of it is preserved in land trusts".

"It has to look totally pristine for movie purposes," he said.

The lake lies under an ice-sheet nearly two miles thick and is believed to be totally pristine, having remained isolated for possibly half a million years.

These signals are totally absent for the pristine material.

Consequently, cEVA/CF composites exhibited a robust shape recovery performance under resistant condition, while the recovery capability of pristine cEVA was totally depressed.

They are totally insoluble in water in pristine form (Lam et al. 2004) and are lipophilic by nature (Wu et al. 2006).

It could be observed that the complete suite of the cycloalkanes (the naphthenes) from 2-Methylhexane through 2, 2, 4-Trimethylpentane is still intact, whereas the isoprenoids (pristine and phytane) are totally absent.

"It's a pristine marine wilderness area and a totally inappropriate place to be trying to turn into an oilfield".

No, I didn't go rolling around in the Swamp Shack; the Replay tent gives pre-arranged punters a free pair of pristine jeans and the facilities to totally bollock them up.

Pristine, clean, and all ours!

But it turned out that the minerals in the comet dust that Stardust managed to collect weren't that pristine: They had been heated, melted, and totally transformed somewhere near the nascent sun and then carried outward to be incorporated into comets in the ultradeep freeze far beyond the outermost planets.