unalloyed

How To Use unalloyed In A Sentence

• I think he has a Napoleonic concept of himself and his company, an arrogance that derives from power and unalloyed success, with no leavening hard experience, no reverses.
• Its resident priests and ordinands are surely not exemplars of unalloyed virtue; indeed, they all have reason for committing the murders.
• By the time environmentalism became a political force in the 1970s, dams were no longer considered an unalloyed public good.
• Copper alloys show excellent hot and cold ductility, although usually not to the same degree as the unalloyed parent metal.
• NAFTA's authors had assumed that eliminating restrictions on the movement of capital and goods would, by dint of the market's magic, lead to unalloyed prosperity.
• Parish schools - and by this I mean the thousands of elementary schools administered by churches across the country - remain in many eyes an unalloyed good.
• Most of the tungsten used thus far in aerospace applications has been in the unalloyed form, which is much easier and less expensive to produce and fabricate.
• Therefore, let not him who wishes to read his Shakespeare unalloyed by notes and textual comment, despise the painful critic or accuse him of playing at loggats with the words of Shakespeare. Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science Volume 17, No. 099, March, 1876
• Both unalloyed and alloyed gray irons can be successfully flame hardened.
• First came copper, used in an unalloyed form, and then the superior alloy of copper and tin known as bronze.