How To Use Unfeigned In A Sentence
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As she leans with sinuous insouciance against Billy's flank, her unfeigned ease fills the image with sexual heat.
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And he halted, in unfeigned respect for the burly and impressive figure, garbed in blue and brass, helmeted and truncheoned, bull's-eye shining on breast like the
The Black Bag
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He spoke musingly, his anger supplanted for the moment by unfeigned pleasure.
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She has a long speech at the end of the movie, which could have gone very wrong, but she simply delivers it with unfeigned naive honesty.
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Though she had felt unfeigned at the time, the word had dug itself into her subconscious and remained there until it could reveal itself when she was alone.
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Evelyn's grief at his son's death was massive and unfeigned, and was perhaps that of a man whose love was most alive when it had lost its object.
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He did not truly suspect Chester or Pembroke, but he was relieved, none the less, to see that their surprise was unfeigned.
HERE BE DRAGONS
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Here, some sparse wall decorations - a row of fezzes, an evil eye, a painted plate - and the unfeigned warmth of the waitress signal that you have stumbled upon a Turkish zone.
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To his unfeigned astonishment the questions were answered promptly, simply, and decisively, and when the interview was ended my companion naively expressed his wonderment.
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His interactions with Bujold, and with his character's daughters (one of which, as noted earlier, is indeed his own), resonate with unfeigned affection.
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But pardon me worthy Sir, my loyall and unfeigned love to your Daughter
The Decameron
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What is most attractive about Elie's book is its earnest and unfeigned passion for such a worthy but unfashionable subject.
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I would be irresponsible to criticise all newspapers for the actions of a minority when the majority are unfeigned and responsible.
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her interest in people was unfeigned
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He was about to express interest, polite but unfeigned, when Whitticombe snorted again.
A RAKE'S VOW
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This fine ballad on the solitude of a star who moves from town to town was made for a singer whose vulnerability was again, unfeigned.
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was unfeignedly glad to see his old teacher
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Isabelle was always friendly, but now she greeted Will with such unfeigned delight that he flushed with startled pleasure.
HERE BE DRAGONS
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Possibly because they aren't overplanned, engineered affairs, the wedding parties tend to have a glow about them, of pleasure and happiness that's unfeigned.
A Wedding, A Backroom Deal, and An Art Show
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It is a tribute to those skills that his ovation was unfeigned.
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The only people who listen to him with unfeigned respect are sommeliers.
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If the less perfect ophidians, or snakes, which now abound on the earth had taken the lead in those ancient days among the land reptiles, and the Deinosaurians had been contemporary with Man, there can be no doubt that the progressionist would have seized upon this fact with unfeigned satisfaction as confirmatory of his views.
The Antiquity of Man
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Wherefore -- Greek, "For which cause," namely, because thou hast inherited, didst once possess, and I trust ( "am persuaded") still dost possess, such unfeigned faith [Alford]. stir up -- literally, "rekindle," "revive the spark of"; the opposite of
Commentary Critical and Explanatory on the Whole Bible
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These two develop the degree of intense chemistry that only mature actors can muster (and which might make some less experienced performers uncomfortable); their interaction feels entirely unfeigned.
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There had been no formal rehearsals; the emotion had to come out raw and unfeigned; they owed this to the real people whose real stories they were reading.
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His work is unfeigned and natural, and he shows a poise that should allow him to make the difficult transition through puberty that kills so many promising young careers.
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All eyes immediately lighted with unfeigned interest.
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It is executed and performed with unspoiled and unfeigned good humor by everyone involved, which makes it a surprising, but most welcome winner.
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a good conscience, and of faith unfeigned: 6 From which some having swerved have turned aside unto vain jangling; 7 Desiring to be teachers of the law; understanding neither what they say, nor whereof they affirm.
Commentary on the Whole Bible Volume VI (Acts to Revelation)
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He showed unfeigned satisfaction at his friend's success.
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Frye's essay was enormously influential in all but one respect: his unfeigned affection for the poets in question was not contagious.
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‘You reasoned it out beautifully,’ I exclaimed, in unfeigned admiration.
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‘Well, my lord, unfortunately not,’ he said with unfeigned sadness.
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For its realistic and colorful depiction of life, that is appropriate and unfeigned.
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‘You reasoned it out beautifully,’ I exclaimed, in unfeigned admiration.
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And I do beseech him, for the sake of his own soul, and, as a messenger of Jesus Christ, require him, as he will answer the contrary at the bar of God, that he lay aside the stoutness and impenitency of his heart, and unfeignedly confess and lament his sin before God and this congregation.
The Reformed Pastor
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Greet sb with unfeigned pleasure, delight, sympathy, etc.