unflawed

He had one human arm, and most of his chest was unflawed.

Little did I know how hard it was to find a good, unflawed, large crystal!

He had never seen a girl of such crystal, unflawed beauty before.

That should have been a source of unflawed satisfaction.

There must be a child born, even as you were born, one of our blood, unflawed.

You give a new name to unflawed service.

The only unflawed beauty he had ever known.

The girl, despite her bizarre upbringing, had an oddly unflawed innocence.

So I must seek a stone more perfect and unflawed than the finest quartz.

His assurance did not run through him unflawed.

There was an unflawed if macabre magic about it.

Better a flawed illusion, combined with the city's excitement, than the unflawed real thing somewhere out there.

“If a seller has a suitable, unflawed property, we may well have a client who would pay full price.

In ten years or so, at the present rate of theft, unflawed blue-whites would be almost worthless.

But Houseman helped bring into being the film noir with the most tender, unflawed love story.

For 1944 was the last unflawed Christmas at Summit Drive.

A few pimples on her chin, but otherwise unflawed.

They suggested an impaired, unfinished sense of identity, but unflawed versions have long since replaced them.

All came up with fanciful pieces, not totally unflawed but highly imaginative in their ideas and images.

She knew, in a way beyond knowing, that the statue was of the rarest unflawed black jade.

He could not believe it extended, unflawed by human weakness, to Brian's inmost core.

It is, after all, music that requires unflawed concentration, more than that of most composers.

They were almost indecently beautiful; their glossy faces the most unflawed thing the thief had set eyes on in months.

A more plausible interpretation of this essentially unflawed fact is not as trivial as that.

She tried very hard to be the unflawed preacher's wife, and she very nearly succeeded.