unmarred

How To Use unmarred In A Sentence

• Granite - a single slab, unbroken and unmarred, smoothed by Sun and Rain, hugged by Salal and Fir where it met surrounding Cliff, with Fern and Moss feathering it as it touched Pool's edge.
• Only then, did she realise what was so odd about him: his entire outfit was unmarred by blood, unsoiled by mud.
• Spent casings were ejected cleanly and unmarred.
• My steps crunch over the hard-packed snow that covers the drive, unmarred by a single footstep. Secret History of Elizabeth Tudor, Vampire Slayer
• We ate at the Castle Dining Room, an aristocratic experience unmarred by irony. Estate of the Wild
• Sergeant Martin Jones of Stow police said the day itself had been unmarred by any serious incident.
• On the adjacent track, my train, the Kilimanjaro Express (which, curiously, goes nowhere near Mount Kilimanjaro), looked natty by comparison, its dark-olive paint unmarred. The Next Empire
• Winter's complexion was light, creamy, and completely unmarred by the terrible barrage of acne that most unlucky teenagers had to deal with.
• This design, along with the hidden shock mounts in the armrest allow the outside veneer of the chair to be unmarred by screws or bolts. Boing Boing
• The Moon's glow casting its light on her form, her white tunic dress, glowing with the brilliance of the Moon, her alabaster skin, smooth and unmarred in the light.