It is now a farmhouse, but practically unaltered from its ancient state.

For Kant, science was a universal mathematic and metaphysics a practically unaltered Platonism.

So you see the situation remains practically unaltered by what I have told you.

It was built by the first Earl of Salisbury in 1611, and is practically unaltered.

This basis of religious instruction, practically unaltered, has remained the law of the Board ever since.

From this notebook (which must have been one of many) the paragraphs were transferred practically unaltered into the Life.

The abbey churches of Monkwearmouth and Jarrow are interesting, because they have remained practically unaltered from their construction in the seventh century.

There is just one change in the Leinster line-up - a line-up that has remained practically unaltered since the beginning of the season.

In some cases this disadvantage has been overcome to a greater or lesser extent; in others the situation continues practically unaltered to the present day.