What is "unsoiled"

Usage examples of "unsoiled".

The cliff remained on her right, towering and rugged, as formidable as castle ramparts, spotted here and there with scrubby vegetation that somehow managed to sustain its perilous existence on the verticle, unsoiled plunge of rock.

You will return to the Harpies as unsoiled as when, in childhood, you made your first encounters.

Good, it must stand apart from it, leaving the Good unsoiled by it as by all else.

But there is yet another way to this knowledge: Admiring the world of sense as we look out upon its vastness and beauty and the order of its eternal march, thinking of the gods within it, seen and hidden, and the celestial spirits and all the life of animal and plant, let us mount to its archetype, to the yet more authentic sphere: there we are to contemplate all things as members of the Intellectual--eternal in their own right, vested with a self-springing consciousness and life--and, presiding over all these, the unsoiled Intelligence and the unapproachable wisdom.

The Abbe Maret tried respectfully to turn the mind of his Bishop towards the grand effort unsoiled by the workman.

Unlike their crude associates, they were clean and wearing unsoiled black leather pants and shirts.

Untouched, unsoiled, unlike her life, which felt tramped upon, zigzagged with footprints and tire ruts, bird tracks and pee stains the way the snow would be by the end of the day.

On his head he wore a bowler, set very straight, and on his hands some pale unsoiled pigskin gloves.

Pure-humans wearing unsoiled laser-blue uniforms watched her with a fan - like appreciation.

Let me flee to some more secluded scene, where my sight, unsoiled hitherto by motor-car, may for ever preserve most excellent virginity.

His royal status was obvious enough from his clothes, his unsoiled stockings and his sword.

He gathered her against him, cushioning her head on the unsoiled shoulder as his hands gripped her buttocks, his cock moving inside her.

It seemed to me that nature, less unconventional than the old poets, must make use almost exclusively of the elements common to the family, and I was unable to credit her with enough power of invention to construct, out of materials analogous to those that composed a fool and clod, a lofty mind without the least strain of clownishness, a saint unsoiled by any brutality.

Clothes unsoiled, face clean of dirt and tears, no pinched look (no more than usual), and she smiled swiftly, and bent her head back over the keyboard.

He dipped a pudgy finger into a welter of grimy objects in what apparently served as this ship's galley and extracted a moderately unsoiled cup.