His sympathy, like that of the historian, must be unbounded, and untainted by sect or party.
Her godfather's caress seemed the last thing that was left to her out of that young filial life, which now looked so happy to her even in its troubles, for they were troubles untainted by anything hateful.
Here is this untainted sceptic, Matteo Franco, who wants hotter sauce than any of us.
A man of untainted honor," had informed Pickering that "Marshall is a Sterling fellow.
If retained under his eye, the youth could be kept out of harm's way and returned untainted and content to be a farmer.
It was evident that he had not been drinking, for his breath was untainted and his utterance was natural.
Indeed he was sensible enough to know that, as the spring keeps pure by flowing and sparkling into the light, so her nature would stand a far better chance of remaining untainted if given abundant yet innocent scope.
If they have not clergy of their own, men well recommended, as untainted with Jacobinism, by the synods of those places where Calvinism prevails and French is spoken, ought to be sought.
Only the epigrams in the same collection attributed to Petronius[654] seem to preserve something of the Greek spirit of beauty untainted by the hard, unlovely, incisive spirit of Rome.
They would have the Commemoration of their Actions be transmitted by the purest and most untainted Memorialists.
Yet Mithra was, from the beginning, a distinctly moral power, and his worship was apparently untainted by the licence which made other heathen worships schools of cruelty and lust.
Luxury entered on its downward course, in the search for fresh food and stimulus for appetite, till merely superfluous pleasures led on to those from which untainted nature recoils.
I thought, "Invisible among our eighty millions there is a quiet legion living untainted in the depths, while the yellow rich, the prismatic scum and bubbles, boil on the surface.
But he was of old Huguenot blood, and of careful and gentle upbringing; and it was delightful to find such a young man left upon our American soil untainted by the present fashionable idolatries.
But few doctors apply them untainted with the mixture of some harsher drugs or some unsafe and ridiculous nostrums of their own.
His ideal of the virtuous man is a Florence burgher, honorable but keen in business, open to culture of all kinds, untainted by the cynicism that marred Cosimo de' Medici, lacking the licentious traits of the Novelle.
She is a flower nourished on a mountain crag, exhaling all its fragrance, untainted by a poisonous breath from the outer world.
And that one-fifth, for the first and almost only time in Fletcher's career as a dramatist is "untainted by obscenity.
Being one of the few writers untainted by monastic prejudice (21), he does not travel out of his way to indulge in legendary tales and romantic visions.
They would make of us, as they have made of the Hebrew nation unto this day, models of domestic tenderness, and of the blessings in health and physical vigour which an untainted life bestows upon communities.
Innocence in prosperous circumstances, unwarped by evil habit, untainted by corruption in the blood, uncompelled by harsh surroundings, simple innocence had its day in Paradise, a brief day with a shameful close.
Banneker was twenty-four years old, and had the untainted soul of a boy of sixteen.
My truth is as untainted as his, and my honor as dear to me.
But you cannot give me back my virtue; you cannot restore me untainted to the world-the world never forgives a fallen woman.
In France your untaintedprincess would prognosticate the second coming of--, well, I will not profane.
He had not only served with great reputation in the wars both in Britain and Judaea, but seemed as yet untainted with any vice which could pervert his conduct in the civil administration of the empire.
I swear to you that I stand here unsullied and unstained under this untainted sky which the same God made who fashioned me.
She falls off With such a soddaine ambiguitie, From the strong heate of her profesd[57] love That I conceive she intends a regular proofe Of my untainted Faith.
Now the law of God, pure and untainted with anything base, is the Decalogue itself, or those ten precepts distributed in two tables, for the prohibition of things to be avoided and the performance of things to be done.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "untainted" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
