Sentence examples for truly pristine from inspiring English sources

These clouds were truly "pristine," containing mainly hydrogen and helium.

Despite the recent fire, I still felt that there were few places on the planet so truly pristine.

This perspective at least acknowledges the big problem here, which is the sheer impossibility of finding any companies to invest in that are truly pristine.

But nature lovers who savor such pursuits say the tunnel will bring taxis and tourists, followed by real estate development — spoiling one of the last truly pristine valleys in the Tyrolean Alps.

That's wonderful news for conservationists worldwide as Myanmar is home to some of the last truly pristine, healthy ecosystems and rich biodiversity on our planet.

It truly was beautiful, pristine, and serene -- befitting of the name "Heavenly".

The readings included that elemental Ecclesiastes, the one that in its description of times and seasons truly reminds in its pristine simplicity that there is indeed nothing new under the sun.

Experts agree on its rarity, but differ on how pristine an example this machine truly is.

Sure, I'm keen to dive into Bloodborne and all its garish ghouls and pristine blood splatters when that arrives; but I also know that truly amazing games don't need tremendous visuals to secure long-lasting appeal.

This consensus emerged with an increase in the number of studies that monitored amphibian populations, direct observation of mass mortality in pristine sites that lacked apparent cause, and an awareness that declines in amphibian populations are truly global in nature.

"I truly fear if you take all the cottages down, when the boats from Connecticut show up on this pristine strip of land, that may or may not be well patrolled depending on budgetary constraints, what kind of a garbage dump the beach is going to become," Mr. Barber said.