Notwithstanding the danger he had been in, he was quite unmoved.

But Simpkins was quite unmoved by the sight of her beauty.

The twin domes of Ongoing and Erstwhile were standing quite unmoved.

Gaydon stood quite unmoved, and with a remarkable sternness of expression.

Crowther was quite unmoved; there was even a hint of humour in his tone.

But Rivington remained quite unmoved, all unsuspecting, lounging on the edge of the table.

The one person quite unmoved was Harry Luttrell, whose ingenuity had invented the device.

He declined the offer, but was not, Griffiths told me, quite unmoved by it.

He was quite unmoved by the other's display of cunning.

Uncle Henry looked down at her soberly, his hard, weather-beaten old face quite unmoved.

They observed with surprise that she seemed quite unmoved.

All this while Hendrika had been standing quite unmoved.

Only Ragnall sat stern, silent, and apparently quite unmoved.

But Belinda, quite unmoved, sat with them tightly closed.

I confess that it leaves me quite unmoved.

He was quite unmoved by the sorrow around him, did not seem to care at all.