| He tore strips off what unsoiled bits and pieces remained of his uniform, creating crude bandages and applying them as best as he could. |
| The Greens have it easier, being the party of the altruistic middle-class whose hands are unsoiled by the affairs of the business world. |
| But when was the last time that you had a wallet full of unsoiled, uncrumpled currency? |
| She had her semantics in apple-pie order, and emerged if not unsoiled, then at least unbloodied. |
| Then, if he was feeling up to it, he'd splash back into the cold pool of water, and float in the euphoria of clean, unsoiled water. |
| If apparently you succeed in keeping yourself unsoiled, it is because others have dirtied themselves in your place. |
