The basic patterns of family and social life remained practically unmodified despite profound transformations in technique, in language, and in religion.
Now the course of the development of man seems to present many features incompatible with its having proceeded among isolated individuals exposed to the unmodified action of natural selection.
He exists in His own unmodified nature, even as pure Chit.
The 'inner Soul' is, perhaps, the Soul or Chit as unmodified by birth and attributes.
The excretory parts remain unmodifiedin the Earthworms (Terricola), but completely abort on the development of the generative ducts in the Limicola.
Such an unmodified state of the excretory organs is perhaps found permanently in Cyclostomata[265] and transitorily in the embryos of most forms.
If free or unmodified ether can ever be moved at all, it must be by means of a magnetic field; along the lines of which it has, in several theories, been supposed to circulate.
Even what we call the densest material is of extraordinarily insignificant massiveness as compared with the unmodified ether which occupies by far the greater proportion of its bulk.
Electric charges can load the ether optically, quite appreciably; but as regards mechanical loading, the densest matter known is trivial and gossamer-like compared with the unmodified ether in the same space.
As exegete and dogmatist, he has, like a John Gerhard and Quenstedt of the nineteenth century, reproduced the Lutheran theology of the seventeenth century, unmodified by the developments of modern thought.
A composite French-Italian technique was adopted, as before stated, and kept unmodified until the recent romantic movement had proven its worth.
The theme of the sharp angle is kept absolutely intact, unmodified by any element of sweep or curve that the eye can detect.
Determine the unmodified subject and the unmodified predicate; and the modified subject and the modified predicate.
The literature of the maturity of Iceland just before the fall of the Commonwealth is a literature belonging wholly and purely to Iceland, in a styleunmodified by Latin syntax and derived from the colloquial idiom.
The French epics, in their extant form, belong for the most part in spirit, if not always in date, to an order of things unmodified by the great changes of the twelfth century.
In the Bighorn Mountains of Wyoming, all stages, from the unmodified valley heads to the full-formed cirque, may be seen near one another (Fig.
In the Giraffe a pair of bony outgrowths, originally separate from the skull which bears them, but ultimately ankylosed to it, are covered by a layer of entirely unmodified skin.
Even the unmodified branches become much thickened when they wind round a support.
Plants clasping a support with their unmodified branches, as with Securidaca.
The voluntary system in religion, as it exists in its unmodified form in America, has one serious attendant evil.
But anything else than such removal of unmodified individuals would be contrary to our hypothesis.
When two breeds are crossed their characters usually become intimately fused together; but some characters refuse to blend, and are transmitted in an unmodified state either from both parents or from one.
Not that she looked forward to any distinct issue from that talk; but it seemed impossible that past events should be so obstinate as to remain unmodified when they were complained against.
The two examples with plano-convex cross-sections were unmodified on the plano face except for retouch along the edges.
In most plano-convex examples, the plane face is unmodified except for retouch.
This diagonal notch tapers from the basal edge, which is usually unmodified in width.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "unmodified" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
