unsullied

But it comes over in terms of an unsullied poetry.

In his old age he needs the love of a few people more than an unsullied reputation.

Fifteen minutes later she was inside her own home, safe and unsullied.

You are ever fresh and unsullied, in spite of me.

He raised eyes that were unsullied by white, only a bright clear blue.

But lives there a mind unsullied by the influence of Mad?

He had been such a proud man, so unsullied by confusion.

Here, at last, is the water of the Fleet, unsullied and open to the sky.

The cover felt stiff and new, unsullied by repeated use.

But its record over the last two-thirds of a century is unsullied in that regard.

A large marker-board stood unsullied at the head of the table.

He looked up at the sky and it was pure, clean, unsullied by death.

The only thing remarkable about all this was the unsullied record of victories.

They looked into every room, but nowhere had been left untouched, unsullied.

It had a huge lake and 1,065 acres of unsullied landscape.

"In order to hold your faith intact/Be sure it's kept unsullied by fact."

She wanted a view unsullied by the stool of pigeons.

I thought it did not matter, then, whether I passed on an unsullied name.

The Unsullied learn the way of the three spears.

Presently it would be gone, leaving a sky unsullied by human affairs.

The Three were never in his possession and were unsullied.

He was glad for the miles of unsullied land that surrounded Ames.

There are perhaps a thousand others among us who have brought down their birthright unsullied.

It is an unsullied past on view, absent the political tumult of his later years.