Translations for „unsullied“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

unsullied [ʌnˈsʌli:d] ADJ form

unsullied

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English

I mention this to remind you of just how fresh and unsullied the phenomenon was, before corporate greed took hold.

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They show the sky unsullied by smoke, and the broad opalescent prairies not disfigured by wire fences or other signs of man.

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It's not over-romanticising to say that he stood for artistic purity, for the idea of musical endeavour unsullied by commerce.

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These articles always include a vignette at a creek, blissfully unsullied by modern gadgets.

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But they're so young that their thoughts are pure, unsullied, as yet, by hormones.

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This country has its own democratic history that is unbroken and unsullied.

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It is an emblem of the purity and innocence of girlhood, and the unsullied heart she now yields to the chosen one.

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Perhaps you're one of the smug, unsullied ones, with lungs fresh and pink and smelling of roses?

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The sacred spoark, unsullied by a stain.

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Graffiti appears inscribed in the walls (often alongside their ancient counterparts) as well as on paintings and frescoes, particularly the less damaged or unsullied works of art.

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