pristine造句

Scotland, not coincidentally, has pristine rivers.

The forests on the Alps are still in pristine region, unspoiled by industrialization.

Canadians have long revered SaltSpring as a pristine refuge for the eccentric and creative.

The island's dry savannah climate is punctuated by pristine, white sand beaches.

It is true, though, that the question of what is pristine or natural can be debatable.

Much of the island remains undeveloped and has miles of pristine beaches.

IF CHINA is the workshop of the world, Japan is the pristine, state-of-the-art laboratory in its backyard.

Or offering incentives to agriculture to intensify activities on existing land, and so reduce development pressure on pristine forest.

From the handsome guestrooms to the pristine pools, the resort's every detail has been carefully considered and impeccably executed.

Interestingly, though, all boast the same ambience-lofty, pristine, and pure, backed often by an angelic-sounding choir.

Half were given sentences containing words associated with purity and cleanliness, such as "pure", "washed", "clean", "immaculate" and "pristine".

After being devastated by the 2004 tsunami, the Phi Phi archipelago off the coast of Thailand has been restored to its pristine, idyllic state.

Since the island was never developed, it boasts vast tracts of virgin tropical rainforest, mangrove swamps, pristine beaches and species found nowhere else in the world.

But the new model of trailers reveals practically the whole plot-and robs the moviegoer of that cherished quality, pristine ignorance.

He collected pristine samples of the meteorite just days after they fell on the frozen lake, and stored them in his freezer.

This Caribbean island may be best known among tourists for its pristine beaches and classic American cars, but travelers are increasingly headed to Cuba for salsa dancing.

But it is feared the influx of "eco-tourists is causing" horrendous "pollution from ship fuel and rubbish, as well as disturbing wildlife in one of the last pristine landscapes left on Earth."

It grovelled helpless on the ground, even while his intellectual faculties retained their pristine strength, or had perhaps acquired a morbid energy, which disease only could have given them.

They give their city high marks for cleanliness and safety-subways are pristine and unfailingly arrive on time, and police are seen as helpful and good at their jobs.

This is sobering because it suggests that pollination is vulnerable even in a relatively pristine environment that is free of pesticides and human disturbance but still subject to climate change.

Mr. Song said he was perplexed why people far from China were so eager for the golden flecks of rare earths that dot the clay of his formerly pristine valley.