unclouded

The unclouded eye was better, no matter what it saw.

You will bring to the work a mind unclouded by theories.

Her mind, ever unclouded because it thought of one thing only, took in the situation at a glance.

He had remained a young boy with unclouded, vulnerable eyes.

She could see that his eyes were clear, unclouded by either drink or sleep.

The western sector of the sky was as yet unclouded.

If you wish to find the unclouded truth, do not concern yourself with right and wrong.

He has a vision, albeit one unclouded by economic and social reality.

She was a wonderment, when he saw her like this, with unclouded eyes.

He knew with unclouded certainty that this would be a fat black mark on his record.

Never again, he felt, would her eyes meet his with their old unclouded frankness.

He needed an unclouded mind to reason this through.

Thus the news had come from an unclouded sky.

Here is his final reflection: "The end of an unclouded day.

In the East, which had remained unclouded, the sky was beginning to grow pale.

Her setting out in life, like the rising of a fair morning, was unclouded and promising.

But the road back to a reputation unclouded by drug rumors is a longer haul.

A radiant tunnel where he could see with unclouded perception.

A mind must be relatively unclouded, to experience all the nuances of agony.

His hearing is still sharp, his eyes clear and unclouded.

He felt no hunger; the disease had left him without appetite and with an unclouded brain.

To teach them to judge with clear eyes and unclouded hearts, fearlessly.

Her observational skills are unclouded by the sentiment which she clearly feels.

Despite cultural uniformity, relations between biological species are not always unclouded.

At the farthest edge of the fog bank was his last unclouded memory.