Sentence examples for Unadorned nature from inspiring English sources
But I think it can be argued that the Grimms, however they romanticised and fantasised the oral and Germanic purity of their sources, understood, as tellers, the peculiarly flat, unadorned nature of the true tale.
Much of this feeling owes to the straightforward and unadorned nature of the exchanges, as when Parke asks Vincent van Gogh why he drinks, and the master answers, "If the storm gets too loud, I take a glass too much to stun myself".
Reviewers noted the game's unadorned nature.
Alexander Pope was an early proponent of less formal gardens, calling in a 1713 article for gardens with the "amiable simplicity of unadorned nature".
But now I know, 50 years after those days of innocent naiveté, that unadorned nature is the treasure, it can't be improved upon, and it must be protected.
This first novel "tells an engaging story in unadorned language about the nature of folly and the folly of challenging nature," Bruce Barcott said here in 1999.
Here in nearby in Grafton, Mrs. Clinton and Chelsea stepped on a stage unannounced and unadorned, reflecting the pared-down nature of the campaign budget.
He disliked descriptions of nature, tried to keep his prose unadorned, like a military dispatch, but Richmond tempted him to forget his austerities.
At first he had covered them with pieces of foam and socks, but then he dropped all of pretense and let the prosthetics speak for themselves -- just as unadorned structure of a building reveals its true nature.He returned to graduate from Princeton with his original classmates and went on to medical school.
Just as there's nothing sentimental about the central character, Miller's film is a work of emotional reserve, eschewing psychological explanation in favor of unadorned observation — of human behavior as well as nature and the still lifes of the domestic world.
This is serious cake, soufflé in nature, dark brown and craggy on top and unadorned save for its gold-and-black-marbled parchment wrapper.
