Exempel på unadorned

• The teaching space was a dance rehearsal room, unadorned, large and airy, with a wood floor and a piano.

• Visitors described the parish as ' naked and unadorned ', with large clusters of trees found only on the landlord's personal estate.

• For all, the operation required the identification of an unavoidably primordial everydayness as the site of an unmediated and unadorned state of consciousness.

• It is vital to recognize that words which historians happily adopt from contemporary accounts - ' beautification ', ' neglect ', ' comely ', ' unadorned ' - are value-ridden and often polemically constructed.

• The neat, form-fitting, relatively unadorned garb figured forth not sexlessness, but marriageability, and not classlessness, but respectability.

• Imperative type variables are written here with an underscore; applicative type variables are left unadorned.

• The setting offers a further example, if one were needed, of the remarkable power of unadorned monophony.

• The phrase 'almost every' 2 1 unadorned will be used for the = 2 measure only.

• Unadorned functional composition accurately models sequential composition of imperative programs (with 'demonic nondeterminacy', which operationally means no backtracking).

• Nevertheless, with great solemnity and seriousness it is 'the facts, plain and unadorned, the facts unencumbered by opinion' that we are explicitly promised in this opening declaration to the audience.

• Unadorned with either jewelry or makeup and dressed in modest yet becoming clothing, young women supposedly attended school or work with their minds on their responsibilities rather than their looks.

• Paradoxically, the occasionally awkward spontaneity initiated by an irresistible leading was witnessed as something true at our meetings, since it came to us brand new and unadorned.

• He contrasts those researchers who refuse to allow the stories of school people to stand alone, unadorned, with those who privilege the voice of the informant.

• The advertisements were completely unadorned, were full of information, and were directed towards men as well as women.

• One is by a letter which is quite brief and unadorned, of which the letter referred to was an example.