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The jockey was of previously unblemished character, but that didn't mean much.
2
He had a pleasing personal appearance, a fluent and persuasive manner, an unblemished character.
3
A person of unblemished character, evidently-butnot without visible drawbacks.
4
He was rich; he was a gentleman of ancient lineage; he bore an unblemished character.
5
They were excellent people, of unblemished character, and a politeness I have rarely seen equalled.
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He was a man of unblemished character, and was not too haughty to have fun sometimes.
7
If she had been,-hadalways been-ofunblemished character!
8
Roberts won over the players with a strong background as a civil criminal litigator and an unblemished character.
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A beautiful woman, a clever woman, a woman of unblemished character, and a woman who truly loves you.
10
Success, Paul, is to have an unblemished character,-tobe true to ourselves, to our country, and to God.
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Judge Cyril Kelly at Dublin Criminal Court said Watts was a person of unblemished character up to this matter.
12
He was a man of unblemished character, and in a position where he could not afford to talk nonsense.
13
His friend William Ramsay-"wellknown, well-esteemed ,andof unblemished character"-heappointed commissary, and long after, in 1769, wrote,-
14
He was described as possessing an unblemished character, ardent zeal in the cause, with great strength both of mind and body.
15
He was a farmer by profession, of unblemished character, and extensive influence, residing and ending his days in Wilkes county, Ga.
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Your excellent natural sense will tell you that the Principal of this Sanitarium must be a man of the most unblemished character-
