| If anything is better than having a book to read, it is having a new book, which smells of new book, and whose pages have a special, pristine feel, with shiny cover, unworn and untorn. |
| Still clinging by its claws to the top of the wire cover, it is untorn, unwrinkled, uncreased. |
| He put the letter back in the untorn envelope and carefully fastened it up again. |
| Marlon was lifting weights in an untorn long-sleeved gray sweat-shirt and asked me to take my coat off. |
| The deep marks of the dog's fangs were visible on the neck, but the body was untorn. |
| The8 film actress sensed the same competent strength in the brown, untorn hand that assisted her to rise to her feet. |
