The father in his plain broadcloth and square-buckled shoes, the daughter with her unpowdered hair and spreading hat, might have stepped from the pages of the romance.
Silver lace adorned his throat and fell in deep ruffles over his hands, and in defiance of Fashion, which decreed that black alone should be worn to tie the hair, he displayed long silver ribands, very striking against his unpowdered head.
My lady was in bed, her fair hair unpowdered and streaming all about her shoulders, her chocolate on a small table at her side and countless billets doux from admirers scattered on the sheet.
She noticed when his hair was unpowdered that it was turning gray and had quite lost its boyish brightness; here and there work and care had drawn a line.
With a face as flaming as his unpowdered head, he obeyed.
Her lace ruffles at neck and wrist were of the finest Buckinghamshire, and she wore a little mob-cap upon her piled-up tresses of unpowdered hair, which was vastly becoming.
He wore a three-cornered hat, without ornament; from under the hat fell long, brown, unpowdered hair.
A long curl of her black, unpowdered hair lay against his cheek.
Indeed, in his rich dress and splendid decorations he made a dazzling appearance, and quite eclipsed Mr. Calvert in his sober garments and unpowdered hair.
He was splendidly attired in full uniform, but wore his bright chestnut hair unpowdered and tied with a turquoise ribbon.
The Countess leant a little way from the window of the coach; she had a gold and scarlet figured scarf round her dark, unpowdered hair.
All at once she became very acutely conscious of her bourgeoise dress and unpowdered hair.
His lank black hair hung unpowdered to his shoulders, and his fat, sallow face wore an expression of mingled dislike and complacency.
Benjamin Franklin is in black, with unpowdered hair.
All the lads, unless otherwise indicated, wear low black shoes, black stockings, and haveunpowdered hair.
Because I fancied flour might be scarce in New York"--she glanced at my unpowdered head, then fled, her blue eyes full of laughter.
If I had supposed you were here, do you imagine I should have presented myself unpowdered and without a waistcoat?
Earl; his handsome eyes were weary and his face pallid in contrast with his brightunpowdered hair.
His light brown hair was unpowdered and tied with a turquoise ribbon in his neck; he wore no jewels; the silk flowers, pink and red, on his waistcoat sparkled with threads of gold.
He had his hat under his arm and his gloved hands clasped behind him; he wore an olive-green riding-coat, his hair unpowdered and plainly arranged.
Her hair hung uncurled and unpowdered on to her shoulders; her face was drawn and of an unhealthy pallid colour.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "unpowdered" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
