untainted

How To Use untainted In A Sentence

• Good education, untainted by narrow-minded politicians, provides the basis for a healthy society and democracy.
• BTW, what did Burgess do, read that issue of Preacher where they had they retarded hillybilly inbred hicks that were supposed to be the untainted line of Jesus, and have a brainfart idea for a movie? JESUS MARRIED MARY, MAYBE HAD A BABY
• Considering it of extreme importance to preserve the Roman people pure, and untainted with a mixture of foreign or servile blood, he not only bestowed the freedom of the city with a sparing hand, but laid some restriction upon the practice of manumitting slaves. De vita Caesarum
• The reality -- for his candidacy and for Republicans considering a vote for him -- is that no presidential candidate stays unscrutinized or untainted forever. The Cain Scrutiny
• When people think of psychedelic music and prog rock, they think of them as taking you someplace that is cosmic and untainted by anything bad.
• They were all vigorous leaders, relatively untainted by corruption.
• Come on, he was just inferring that children - untainted by a harsh and brutal world - were innocent and agreeable companions.
• We have become accustomed to regarding the romantic child as an image of unspoiled, untainted perfection.
• One scenario could see him attempt to stage a comeback as an untainted saviour when voters balk at the painful reality of economic austerity. Times, Sunday Times
• Her earnestness is seductive, as is her casting of the hero as an empowered young woman, untainted by media-driven ideals of glamour and sexuality.