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Перевод: unsullied

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Тезаурус:

1. Poetry alone is worldwide and limitless; and even through the mangling of translation, the images of beauty come through a hundred tongues unsullied.
2. And suggestions that she was part of a virginal vanguard of "bimbettes" - too young and unsullied to be fully-fledged bimbos - brought the first flashes of what was to become a formidable temper.
3. THE New Zealand Rugby League tourists must envy the amount of publicity - and the financial rewards - currently being enjoyed by their countrymen from the unsullied "amateur" world of Rugby Union as the latter grind their remorseless way around Wales and Ireland.
4. She wanted to see a night sky unsullied by a red glare from the ground, to breathe air which did not turn one's nose into a sooty chimney; above all, to escape from thraldom and belong to herself.
5. They bestowed upon the dinosaurs tremendous advantages of both large body mass and upright stance suited, perhaps uniquely, to an early unsullied ecosystem of lush vegetation and wide open spaces, a situation on Earth that was never to recur.
6. ALF RAMSEY, already an England player and calm as a judge, came to Barnsley with an unsullied reputation.
7. A consistent egoism quite unsullied by altruism is a philosophical abstraction.
8. Children yearned to be like her and parents, even grandparents, were happy to see their young modelling themselves on a star seemingly unsullied by the darker side of rock and roll.
9. OUR SIXTH and final stop on an eye-opening tour to make you realise why East Enders are so proud of their heritage (and, sadly, why the more extreme inhabitants want to remain insular and have the place "unsullied") is a Brick Lane curry house.
10. Escapade's director Philip Leacock specialized in the unsullied emotions of childhood.
11. But when I pack my skis back into the hall cupboard behind the vacuum cleaner, I want my hills unsullied by pylons and snow fences.
12. His newborn son's face he could still recall vividly and sometimes did in his dreams, that white unsullied look of sweet knowledgeable contentment, as if, in a brief moment of life, he had seen and known all there was to know, seen it and rejected it.
13. Purism was to be unsullied by ornament, fantasy or individuality and was to be inspired by the machine.