| The house is fully equipped, but its sterile immaculateness divulges its lack of inhabitants. |
| And what new instance of his immaculateness has induced this sapient belief? |
| But the reality of impurity and material temptations stands in the way of the ideal of harmony, purity and immaculateness. |
| As for the immaculateness this year, it's true that the increased tendency to swing for home runs comes with an additional likelihood that one will miss: strikeouts have also spiked to record rates. |
| If its democratic reform fails to achieve this, the government will be suspected of wrongdoing no matter how hard it clarifies its immaculateness. |
| In spring, I love to pass by that cross and gaze up through the early leaves at the Congregational Church in all its immaculateness. |
