The history of settlement in what is now the United States dates back nearly four hundred years, but the twentieth will be the first century unpolluted by chattel slavery.
(And — very unFrenchly — unpolluted by cream or butter).
The air is clean, the sky unpolluted by orange glow.
More fatally, however, she has produced a study of Soho nightlife apparently unpolluted by personal contact with anyone who has ever experienced it.
Any fellow philistines who, ignoring the cultural pull of Italy's galleries and churches, have driven miles in desperate search of a beach – not a lido, as the Italians, tellingly, like to call it, but a scrap of sand unpolluted by rows of expensive sun-loungers adorned with beautiful-limbed Italians – will know what a rare and joyous find this is.
The new world of vaping seems to be one of unpolluted delight and profit, its customers and manufacturers united in their enjoyment of its various riches.
It is high, dry (one of the driest places in the world) and unpolluted.
A publication from UNESCO, a United Nations agency, offered the following vision of the future: "Every generation should leave water, air and soil resources as pure and unpolluted as when it came on earth.
Other regions of Japan eager to attract high-tech manufacturers boast about their wonderful infrastructure or cheap land, but officials in Kyushu tout their unpolluted water.
One market trader has given up fish and taken to selling chicken instead.The scarcity is the result of overfishing, and it affects both poor and rich countries, polluted and unpolluted.
To the middle classes it offers unpolluted air and green space, and though its culinary or cultural life may not be Brazil's most diverse more important for many, several large shopping malls.
