1
Her nails, though uncolored, were better polished and manicured than mine.
2
The cytoplasm is uncolored, but may contain some brilliant granules.
3
The design has, as its centerpiece, a large uncolored numeral on an eight-sided tablet.
4
As usual, he related a perfectly plain, uncolored tale, making no excuse for himself.
5
It does not, for example, explain why the columns or the architrave should be uncolored.
1
The cul-de-sac had become impossible: unglowing, unlit, uncoloured visibility in the absolute dark.
2
It was on a high plane of statesmanship, uncoloured by partisanship.
3
They are now uncoloured, but formerly were painted in black and white diamond patterns.
4
His eye had caught a glint of scarlet far down on the uncoloured slope.
5
Yet these apprehensions were quite uncoloured by any emotional tone.
6
It was soft, amorphous, uncoloured night when he went out.
7
Was there anything in him that could be touched by her uncoloured, immaterial charm?
8
Nay, may it not become at once translucent and uncoloured?
9
Sophia then experienced a pure and primitive emotion, uncoloured by any moral or religious quality.
10
The Nut Butters are also very good, especially the uncoloured varieties labelled "Wallaceite."
11
Merely that I wish to obtain my impressions uncoloured.
12
This is a cropt, but clean and uncoloured copy.
13
The nut table butters are also very good, especially the uncoloured varieties labelled "Wallaceite."
14
Of course a side can only receive a single colour, and no side can be left uncoloured.
15
Let the third direction exclude or remove the restraint of an uncoloured body, as in amber, sapphires, etc.
16
Her nails were short and uncoloured.